Hi, my daughter introduced me to her 19 (almost 20) year old boyfriend, but she is only 16. While she is very mature and I can tell he isn't sleazy, it still seems like the age difference might be too large. He is in college, but she is only a sophmore in high school.

I'm a single dad and her mom isn't around at all. All of my friends and coworkers who I've talked to about this have had very different responses.

So, is he too old?

Have responsibility for my three year old boy while my wife is away (Wed. through Saturday).

Luckily two of those days are full-day day care (Wed and Friday) but I didn't

know if anyone had creative ideas on things to do together Thursday and in

the evenings. Live in western central NJ.

All the best!

Wondering if the At Home Dads have considered making their life simpler by not participating in all the events at school and extracurricular activities that rob the family of time together.  After School events. i.e. Sports,  Scouts, Religious Activities,  PTA/PTO.  Robs the family of time and money.  Which can be better spent in these times towards food on the table, utilities for the home, and towards the family car. All other activities described earlier slowly drains the family resources, and could be better spent on an annual family vacation.

I'm a stay at home dad of 9 month old twins ( a boy and a girl). My daughter is the dominate one and is constantly takeing toys from my son, climbing on him and pulling his hair. He doesn't retaliate. Any advice on how to curb this behavior or is it a wait it out type thing?

Injury Prevention.  Wondering if the dads have done anything on this subject. Being a stay at home dad on a day to day basis takes a toll sometimes on the body.  Wondering if the dads have done anything to try and prevent injuries. Not necessarily interested in their own injuries, just on the prevention side of the issue.