Bruce Willis spreads the message of Fatherhood in `True Dads'

The Boston Herald ^ | Friday, December 17, 2004 | Sarah Rodman

[nhman1]

With one in four families fatherless these days, this two-hour special takes the position that it takes a real man to be a ``True Dad.'' If you think bringing home the bacon and tossing the ball around is enough, think again. In the 21st century, real men change diapers, help with homework and nurture their kids.

With the exception of Nascar driver Kerry Earnhardt, the six subjects profiled in this two-hour special are not well known. Shorter and less substantive interviews with celebrity dads such as actor Alec Baldwin, New York Yankee catcher Jorge Posada and ``Today'' show host Matt Lauer are interspersed with the average Joes.

[nhman1]

We've got a legislative reform effort going on *right now* in New Hampshire. Please lend your voice and let NH know the rest of the country is watching closely. Children need both a Mother and a Father in their lives. Help stop the state from standing in the way of the Child/Father bond under the guise of 'Family Law'. Removing one parent from a Child's life is NOT in 'the best interest of the Child'.

www.nhchildcustodyreform.org

[marty60]

It is sad when divorced parents use the children to get back at a spouse. Sad we have to legislate, decent parenting. this goes for both men and women. With women IMO being the worst offenders. (I'm female so save it)