Child Protection

What should a father do when his child has been the victim of cyberbullying? Learn the steps you should take to protect your child from cyberbullying.

Cyberbullying can impact a child in so many negative ways, and it is important for dads to understand

Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the United States and child identity theft is the fastest growing aspect of this crime. How can a father know about identity theft, how to prevent it and what to do if your child is a victim?

When your child visits a dog or when a dog visits you and your child, there are some simple precautions you can take to be sure that your children are safe. Learn what to teach your child about dogs to help her be cautious and safe around dogs.

There comes a time when a dad has to decide if his kids are ready to be left home alone. Sometimes parents have to work late, or they want a night out to themselves. Leaving kids home alone is a big decision. There is no specific age at which kids are ready to be left home alone; it always depends on the child.

With another recent upswing in gang activity across the U.S., it's important for parents to know if their child is at risk for involvement in a gang. Learn the warning signs of potential gang activity. If you think your child might be involved, you need to talk.

Sometimes the most difficult questions about war come from our children. Find out what child and family experts recommend about discussing war with our children.

Profile of Derek Randel, a guest contributor to the Fatherhood Site at About.com, a parent coach, secondary educator and speaker on childhood violence issues.

Parents are more concerned now than ever about the safety of their children on the way to and from school and while they are there. What can fathers do to help reduce the risk of injury or harm to their kids?

Whether you are a new dad or a first time grandpa, it is critical to make your home safe for the baby who will be living with you or visiting you. Here are some tips for childproofing your home and keeping baby safe.

Families look to their fathers for security and confidence in times of trial. How prepared is your family for a terrorist attack or other sudden emergencies? Read about some simple steps and well reasoned guidelines for preparing your family for an unexpected emergency.

Parents are more concerned now than ever about the safety of their children on the way to and from school and while they are there. What can fathers do to help reduce the risk of injury or harm to their kids?

Recommendations from your About Fatherhood guide as to keeping your children safe from the risk of sexual abuse.

Sugar hyped kids, dark streets, and costumes can lead to trouble for kids at Halloween. Check out these tips for trick or treaters, for kids going to parties and for you at home or on the road.

Keeping your family safe on the Internet can be a challenge in our era of connectivity. How can dads and moms set boundaries and appropriate limits for our children on the Internet?

Sometimes the most difficult questions about war come from our children. Find out what child and family experts recommend about discussing war with our children.

Keeping your family safe on the Internet can be a challenge in our era of connectivity. How can dads and moms set boundaries and appropriate limits for our children on the Internet by using good Internet filtering solutions?

Once little ones start moving around, child safety is a big deal and fathers need to make sure and child proof their home. Find out how to best babyproof your home for your newly mobile baby.

Children who are toddling and walking need special emphasis for child safety. Learn how to childproof your home for children ages 1 to 3.

Protecting a child is one of a father's key responsibilities. Helping your children be safe around strangers can protect them but creating too much paranoia can also be dangerous. Learn how to teach your children to be safe around strangers.