Dads Can Make a Big Difference in Kids' Lives

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The Hatching Project July 17  Anger Management  June 30 July 31 Love & Logic Parenting July 8 August 26 Connect & Communicate July 16 Hitched & Happy July 30 The Stop Program Thursdays Number 321 June 18, 2014 Springfield News-leader  by Dr. Jennifer Baker Dads Can Make a Big Difference in Kids' Lives Did you know that one in three children in the United States today lives in a home without his or her biological father?   Given our rate of divorce, you may have suspected the rate to be fairly high, but you might not have guessed that one of the biggest contributors to this sad statistic is out-of-wedlock childbirth.   If you're thinking that most of these births are to teenagers, you'd be wrong. The rate of teenage pregnancy has actually been declining for more than 30 years. Rather, the increase in non-marital births can be attributed to a sharp increase in the number of babies born to unmarried women in their '20s.   Typically, these were not "oops" pregnancies. Often a woman and her partner intend to conceive, or at the very least do little to prevent it.  Click Here to Read More!  Love & Logic Parenting July 8  Hitched & Happy July 30  Friends of Operation Us, is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports the efforts of Operation Us. Any donations stay in the Ozarks and are tax deductible. We strive to maintain minimal costs in our administrative overhead. You can be assured that we maximize every dollar you generously give for improving life in our communities.

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