Books vs Computers

Nowadays, computers are almost a necessity. If you don't own one, there are many Internet shops where one can go. It is so useful that with the use of Internet, almost anything can be answered. Type in your question, even a phrase or a word, then your just a click away and you have it. From people to the different places around the globe. Animals from millions years ago to the present smallest living organism. Say it and the net has an answer.

One day, a man stood front our door. He turned to be a book salesman. He introduced the Grolliers Encyclopedia. Of course, using his skill and knowledge in selling the books,

Babies Are Music Lover

And this is true with mine. Babies really responds with music. We had observed this when my wife was still pregnant. Whenever we play music at home, our baby who was still in her womb reacts.

And so, I often sing and hum songs to my children since they were babies. During nights, when all of a sudden,

5 TOUGH QUESTIONS CHILDREN ASK

We all sometimes face some questions that make us feel we've been on a stand. I do. And believe me, children's questions are tougher because those have to be answered.

President Obama: A Call For All Dads

Silence please. This is only less than a minute.

Know Your Child Development

It's a wonderful feeling to know that your already a Dad. And it should not just stay like that. Responsibility follows our love we feel for our children. We had work to do. We had to watch them and guide them as they grow.

And it's important for us to know what are the expected developmental milestones in our children are. There are norms that from their early months must be observe. And we must consult proper persons what are these norms.

Fatherhood: Who can teach Us?

Nothing prepares you for fatherhood. Funny but in my six years in grade school, four in high school and five in college, I can't recall we had studied the art of good parenting. And even so, I think no amount of algebra and literature preparation will make the journey to parenting a less rough road or less joyful ride.

But it seemed natural. The very first time I held my daughter in my arms though everyone reacted especially her grandma (maybe afraid that I miscarry her), was like I already knew how.