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Gregory Keer is a multi-award winning syndicated columnist, educator, and on-air expert on fatherhood. He is the publisher of FamilyManOnline.com, one of the most widely read fatherhood sites. His Family Man® column appears in publications across the country. He contributes to PBS, the Fox News Channel, Washington Post Radio, USA Today, Newsday, Disney’s Family.com, and EducationWorld.com. As an educator, Keer teaches film and history and serves as a dean of students for a high school in California. He and his wife are the proud and frequently outsmarted parents of three sons. Keer can be reached at www.FamilyManOnline.com.
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12.08.10familymanonline added a way to Connect with family
How can we tone down the materialism and play up values? -
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How do you maximize the family’s green potential? -
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12.08.10How can we tone down the materialism and play up values?
During a holiday time when commercials, newspaper ads, and doe-eyed children bombard us with the "Buy something or your kids will hate you," we do buy our kids a bunch of toys and games. But we also t... -
10.30.10Outdoor Activities for Fall
Once autumns hits, our outdoor family activities run the gamut from all-day soccer extravaganzas to indoor bowling silliness. -
10.29.10By planning weekly “family nights.”
For "Family Night," we like to focus on a few activities, including movies, games, and reading. -
10.20.10How do you maximize the family’s green potential?
When I was a kid in the early '70s, environmentalism was usually the domain of hippies and ecologists (which was the term usually used then) who were seen as fringe players in society. The most ecolog... -
10.08.10Accept Failure
What’s one piece of advice I would give to new parents? Looking back over the experience of caring for three babies, there are so many lessons I had to learn the hard way. It’s not that no one war...
