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Attention Dads: Stay Involved!
Children who grow up with involved fathers do better in school and are much less likely to become teen parents or get involved with drugs, alcohol, or crime. They also manage their emotions better and are less likely to resort to violence.
What Women Need to Know About Men’s Health
Men’s health issues don’t affect only men – they have a significant impact on their family and friends too. The conditions we’ll be talking about in this brochure can influence everything from sexual and marital relations to quality and length of life.
What Women Need to Know About Men’s Health — Sensitive Issues
The conditions we’ll be talking about in this brochure can influence everything from sexual and marital relations to quality and length of life. Unfortunately, a lot of these issues — particularly the ones having to do with sex or masculinity — are very hard for men to talk about.
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The Experts’ Guide to the Baby Years: 100 Things Every Parent Should Know
This book is the all-in-one companion to raising your baby with confidence, knowledge, and style, while maintaining your own sanity. The result is this wonderfully informative and entertaining guide to preparing for, welcoming, and caring for your new baby like an expert.
Current Controversies – Violence Against Women
A book that addresses the impact of violence against women, explores possible causes, and examines the legal system that tries to deal with all of its ramifications. The articles come from journals, newspapers, and book excerpts, and were written by professors of law, avowed feminists, avowed antifeminists, psychologists, newspaper staff writers, district attorneys, editors, and more. Viewpoints vary, but all tend to be persuasive in tone with some a bit more strident than others.