parenting

It seems every few years new theories come out about the best way to raise children, some of which go against what was previously believed to be a best practice.  I've never been a fan of letting kids "cry it out" at night, but that is because I don't have the strength to let my kids cry for me for very long before I want to comfort them.  Now it looks as though some experts thinks it's

In the first study of its kind, researchers compared the testosterone level of men when they were single and childless to their testosterone level after they had had a child. While testosterone always decreases when men age, the decline was much more pronounced among the men who had become fathers.

Seriously?  Do we really need to read a book on how to roughhouse with our children?  Apparently so.  They also have seminars that teach parents how to roughhouse with their children. Doesn't it just come naturally?  I was bouncing our boy off the couch before he could even walk...

If this passes in Florida, would it be all that surprising to see it spread to other states in America.  What do you think, would you like to be graded?  How would you do?