Additional Resources
The Intentional Father would love to see every dad in the world be successful in building relationships with their children. We want you to find the resources that are right for you and your family, even if that is not content from The Intentional Father. Therefore, we will link all resources used to build the site, as well as additional resources we feel you should be aware of.
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Note: No resource listed below is affiliated with The Intentional Father. We simply feel they are all excellent resources for fathers to be more intentional in their lives and with their children.
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Lawfirm.com
Resources for Parents About Vaping
In 2018, roughly 1 in 5 high school students reported using e-cigarettes — and as more and more young people begin vaping, their parents are becoming more concerned about the health risks. Agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Surgeon General made it clear that vaping is not safe for teenagers. For this reason, parents are encouraged to seek out resources and have an honest conversation with their children about the dangers of vaping.
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Health Resources
Project Hot Mess
9 Must Watch TED Talks For Parents
TED Talks are pretty amazing – and once you start watching them, they can become quite obsessive.
Which isn’t a bad thing considering there are so many talks on seriously interesting topics that can keep you entertained for days.
One of my favourite topics to watch are parenting TED Talks, because this parenting gig is pretty darn difficult and it’s nice to know we aren’t alone.
Which is why I created a round up of the best of the best. The most amazing TED Talks for parents that are in the ‘must watch’ category.
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TED Talk, Parental Learning





