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Fathers
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Time with dad good for self-esteem
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Fathers without jobs
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Australia to give new dads two weeks paid leave
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How much do dads need to help at home?
Carolyn Moynihan | 19 May 2010
It’s the simple things in family life that count
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‘I was never your father’ - DNA testing and what it can do to children
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