The Panhandle Health District Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program sponsored the event. The course showcased many of Patrick Mitchell's nationally recognized parenting tips and techniques Down To Earth Dad style. As recently as 1900, most fathers lived and worked at home on farms. The Industrial Revolution gradually took Dads out of the home. But modern day Dads are back from the past, and the course showcased ways parents and practitioners can rediscover the American father past, present, and future and pick up some pointers they can put to immediate use in their families and practices.
Children learn from their fathers how to socialize their natural aggression and to play fair.
According to Dr. Stephen J. Suomi, a leading researcher at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Maryland, U.S.A, children who don't learn how to play correctly may be shunned by other kids later in life. This entertaining hands-on seminar sponsored by I.C.A.R.E. and Kootenai Alliance for Children and Families, addressed the many reasons why children need fathers in their lives. Parents attending the workshop learned how to make more time for their children out of the limited time they have. 1430 AM in Beaverdam, Wisconsin, The Albany Democrat Herald, WMRH 1170 AM in Waupun, Wisconsin, KUDY Radio in Idaho, The Lewiston Morning Tribune, KOOL 109.9 Radio in Sacramento, and WTTN 1580 AM in Watertown, Wisconsin. Book Patrick Mitchell, The Down To Earth Dad , for YOUR special event by clicking here .