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• Email question: Dating for single dads. When and how should a single dad introduce his girlfriends to his children?
• Boook reviews: Books that are guarenteed to spark boys' interest–even the boys who don't like to read.
• The connection between happiness and success. Why are happy people more successful? Secrets of the happiest, most successful people.
• Interview: How technology is redefining the family. Diane Ehrensaft, author of Mommies, Daddies, Donors, Surrogates.

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• Email question: How does new fatherhood change the dad's (and the mom's) friendships and relationships?
• Technology and video game reviews.
• The importance of family dinners. Kids who regularly eat dinner with their family are much less likely to drink or do drugs than kids who don't.
• Interview: Understanding grief and helping our children grieve. David Kessler, author of Grief and Grieving.

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• Email question: New dad is jealous of his baby and the close relationship with mom.
• Movie reviews: Current family films plus some great ones that are just out on DVD.
• Do girls cause divorce? New research says that divorce rates are higher in families that have girls than in those that have boys. We'll talk about why that might be.
• Interview: The fine art of saying NO! That's something many of us have a lot of trouble with. Susan Newman, author of The Book of NO: 250 ways to say it and mean it.

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• Interview: Communicating with your children before they're born, with Dr. Philip DeFina, Director of Neuropsychological Research at the NYU Brain Research Laboratories.
• Email question: Why fighthing with your spouse is a good thing.
• Book reviews: A look at books about the Winter Olympics.
• You and your child's education–why your role is so important.

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• Interview with Peter Baylies, author of The Stay-at-Home Dad Handbook.
• Email question: Why helping your children too much may be hurting them in the long run.
• Depressed fathers? A new study shows that moms aren't the only ones who get postpartum depression. And a father's level of depression has a significant effect on his children's behavior.

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