Fossil evidence suggests Diictodon used burrows to breed, and that a parent stayed behind to feed and protect their young. And the parent that stayed behind? It might’ve been the male.

You may be familiar with it, that sweet comforting smell of new babies. So why do babies have this particular odor? Well, it has to do with psychology and a little bit of biology.

'Me and my dad cried': Fans reflect on emotional Rugby World Cup win for EnglandSource: The Independent

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How far can a father go to show his love for his child? For Steve McCarthy, that love was expressed in helping his daughter Elizabeth, son-in-law Brad, and grandson Thomas move into their new home! Moving from a small urban apartment...

Fathers have a very important role in their child's lives. Deeds Driven Dads was formed to make sure they fill that role to the best of their ability. The organization started by Stevan 'Coach' Lynn helps fathers learn how to be...

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Do you hate the thought of eating animals, but Mom and Dad are die-hard carnivores? Use cold hard facts to let them know that going veggie is the way to go.

Not even mom can keep them in line.

Nindiri and Guapo may have some things to work out first.

Lions are the only social cat, living in a pride. But in the wild, females go off and have their cubs and bring them back to meet the pride when they're old enough.

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Alex is quite good at identifying things by touch alone. Here is the activity I put together for him. He pulled more funny faces identifying all the letters of a longer word, didn't he?

If you wonder why there is always a white crayon in a set, it's to hide messages that magically appear when painted over with watercolors.

This fun science experiment for kids totally debunks the idea that eggs are fragile. Did you know you can stand on raw eggs and they won't break? To prove the point I had to stand on eggs myself too.

Depending on a type of tree and its age bark is rough or smooth. Boys were interested in running their fingers over tree’s trunk to feel the texture of its bark. So we made a portfolio of bark rubbings to take our discoveries home.

I did not even need to explain this activity to Max. He just grabbed pipe cleaners and started making monsters.

Here is a quick discovery bottle I made for Max. It could be used on a long car trip or a flight because of the number of questions I could ask him to find an answer to in the bottle, like what sea creature can you spot there or what...

A Montessori writing tray with sugar is an easy-to-make and fun activity to teach a child how to write letters. Alex can write letters with a pencil quite good, but he just could resist the sensory part of the activity.

Here is another simple surface tension demonstration with a ping pong ball. When Alex places the ball in the centre of a half-full glass it is moving toward the side, but when the glass is full the ball changes direction and moves toward...

A quick demonstration of gravity and motion in this experiment with raw eggs before we cook them for breakfast. All we needed was: a toilet paper tube, a paper plate, a glass of water and a bit of curiosity.

Alex is blowing in and observing how results change depending on the number of straws used to seal a bottle.