It seems like this guy should be about 40 by now. But I guess he was the little tiny Hanson in the boy band. And now little Zac is all grown up and a dad two times at just 24.
Another baby is on the way for Zac Hanson!
The pop rocker, 24, and his wife Kate are expecting their second child, he revealed Thursday on nationally-syndicated radio show Kidd Kraddick in the Morning.
What’s the most important thing your own dad taught you about fatherhood?
My father was a really hard-working man. So he taught me how to be a man. That was really his job. And by a very young age, I learned from him that working was a part of being a man. That’s why I was never scared of work. I think I worked from about age 7 on and never really stopped. I owe him so much. I will never be a third of the man he was, but I’m going to keep trying.
[From A Great Dad: Gilles Marini | GoodyBlog]
The American Academy of Pediatrics, the nation’s leading pediatricians’ group, is calling on the Food and Drug Administration to require warning labels on foods that are known choking hazards, and to evaluate and monitor food for safety. The Academy says that food should be subject to monitoring in the same way as toys.
I’m only looking for three votes in that category. Poor Will Smith has to appeal to bigger numbers.
Movie ticket selling website Fandango.com has done a poll ahead of Father’s Day (June 20 in the U.S., Canada and U.K.) of movie fans’ favorite father/son and father/daughter actors and actresses, and Will Smith comes out a winner.
But probably not, especially if it’s your first. Better chances for 12 plus hours comforting your baby before the inevitable, “PUSH!” Waterford plumber Brian Hines typically tends to toilets, but on Tuesday, he helped his wife deliver their baby boy on the bathroom floor. [From Dad delivers son on the bathroom floor | freep.com | Detroit Free Press ]
April 1, 2010 (San Francisco) I’m not a big Google fan, but these guys are doing some incredible stuff these days. Now, it’s Google Translate for Animals. Full details are available on the Google Translate for Animals page, which has a full write up on the science and technology involved. Dr. Doolittle would be overjoyed that the day when we “talk to the animals” is finally here.
The bookshelves are filled with this type of thing: the guy who lives and dresses like Jesus for a year, the couple who give up the phone, television, and computer, and of course, Julie writing about her adventures with a year full of Julia Child recipes. … of the concept book, and we’re all curious to imagine what insights can be pulled from a year of slavish devotion to a book gimmick. The Power of Half is different, of course, because it appeals to our better natures and takes on a cause. It is not a marketing exercise, nor I think, did it start as a self-help ritual to bring order to this family’s life. Instead, The Power of Half grew out of a realization any of us above the average income in the United States (notice, I did not say median) at least sometimes feel: that with the vast majority of world citizens consuming far less than we do, living on far smaller parcels of land, and driving tinier cars, we might be able to cut back quite a bit and not feel any real psychic pain. $1 of each copy sold will be donated to Rebuilding Together, a charity serving America’s low-income home-owners at no charge to those with greatest need.
[From NYC chef creates breast milk cheese ]
Now, this is wild stuff. The changes are amazingly tiny to us; the day is shortened by milliseconds. But it’s still astounding that a quake can have a cosmic effect. The Chile quake is the eight biggest on record.
[From Chile Earthquake May Have Shortened Days on Earth – Yahoo!
February 4, 2010 – 3:53 pm
It doesn’t get too much worse than this. Dad suspected of trying to cut off 1-year-old’s penis [From Dad suspected of trying to cut off 1-year-old's penis ] Share on Facebook