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THE FATHER LIFE

The Men's Magazine for Dads

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10 Smartphone Apps to Help You Get Ahead

By Men's Life Today • Mar 13th, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Tech

How to succeed in business? There’s an app for that. If you want to be in career-competitive mode while mobile, here are 10 of our favorite applications for your smartphone.
When you traded up to your new smartphone, you vowed to use it for something besides Tap Tap Revenge and Bejewled, right? How’s that vow holding [...]



[DAD FITNESS] The One Food That Builds Muscle and Burns Fat

By Sean Barker • Mar 11th, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Dad Fitness by Sean Barker, Food, Health

Do you want to know the one food that has all you need to build lean muscle and burn bodyfat? Oh yeah, and it tastes great AND is easy to prepare!
Your mother always told you to “eat your breakfast,” it’s the most important meal of the day!” Well, your Mom was right… again.
Just think [...]



High-Tech Gadgets for the Master Bath

By The Geek Weekly • Mar 10th, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Tech

Many a man — and woman — have spent more time in the master bathroom than in the kitchen.
That’s why the latest market for computerized home gadgetry is a dream come true. What was once a simple bathroom can now be transformed into a high-tech oasis with a shower that remembers your preferred water [...]



Reviving Common Sense

By Dave Baldwin • Mar 9th, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Current Events

“These are the times that try men’s souls.” These simple words by Founding Father Thomas Paine were read to the Continental army in the opening months of the American Revolution shortly before the Battle of Trenton in December of 1776. The circumstances in 1776 were certainly much different than today, however I am afraid that [...]



Selling College to the Kids

By Don Harrold • Mar 2nd, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Fatherhood, Money

Editor’s Note: We are honored to welcome guest columnist Don Harrold from practicaldad.com.  This article is the second in his three-part series exploring college planning. The first column, published in January, is “Rethinking the College Model.”
The experience of choosing a college is very different when you’ve got a teenager and are looking at it [...]



Battling the Baby Industrial Complex

By Brendan L. Smith • Mar 1st, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Fatherhood

As I stepped through the automatic doors with my pregnant wife, I realized I was woefully unprepared for our first trip to the baby store. After an hour under the fluorescent lights, I was feeling lightheaded from the dizzying array of baby gear.
When the panic set in, I began sweating and [...]



[MOVIE REVIEW] The Wolfman: This Move Is Fun!

By Miguel Guadalupe • Feb 9th, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Entertainment

The Wolfman (Rating: R)

Cast: Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt, Hugo Weaving
Director: Joe Johnston
Joe Johnston’s The Wolfman breaks the remake mold and has brought back the popcorn thriller in an unexpectedly refreshing way.

The story is based on the 1941 classic. Del Toro (Che) plays Lawrence [...]



The M Word: Coping With Miscarriage

By Joe Cassara • Feb 4th, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Fatherhood, Relationship

Before my wife had two miscarriages on our first two pregnancies, whenever I heard the word “miscarriage” I thought about an old baby carriage, and a young couple living in the 1920’s who lose a child, and how it must be pretty terrible for them to have to put the carriage [...]



[DAD FITNESS] The 5 Best Ways To Stay In Shape While Traveling

By Sean Barker • Feb 4th, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Dad Fitness by Sean Barker, Health

Did you have to pay the airlines “overweight” on your way home from your last business trip?  …and no I am not talking about your luggage.
For a lot of busy dads it seems just when we get on a role with our workouts and healthy eating, it all goes out the window when we have [...]



Family Vacation on a Budget

By GreatDad.com • Jan 28th, 2010 • Category: Cover Story, Lifestyle

The cold, dull, and busy winter in some parts of the country has left many parents and kids dreaming of a get-away. But with finances and budgets tight, many can’t even imagine saving enough for a family vacation. Experts say there are ways to make this dream come true, and the first step is to [...]