Healthy Dads, Healthy Kids

  • Marsiglio W
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Abstract

Far too many babies and children in the United States today struggle with myriad conditions that negatively affect their emotional, mental, and physical health. We initially see this tragedy in the high rates of infantmortality and low birth weight babies and then in the discouragingly high numbers of youth who are obese, get pregnant, contract a sexually transmitted infection, smoke, binge drink, abuse drugs, develop an eating disorder, or attempt suicide. Sadly, when young people look at adult men they often find poor role models who are ill-equipped to help them avoid or correct unhealthy behaviors.

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Marsiglio, W. (2009). Healthy Dads, Healthy Kids. Contexts, 8(4), 22–27. https://doi.org/10.1525/ctx.2009.8.4.22

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