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Great video game reviews for the 'tween set

by Heather Craven, Posted Dec 9th 2006 5:00PM

The 'tween years are a frustrating time when our small children are so anxious to expand in to the realm of the teenager. Helping these kids to remain young is a task that faces parents everyday. One area that is especially challenging is the video ...
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Looking for age appropriate video games? Just look to GamerDad for some advice

by Heather Craven, Posted Dec 5th 2006 12:30PM

This is the time of year when the abundance of video games available in stores can simply overwhelm a shopping parent. When my son was small, I tried to keep abreast of which games were age appropriate and which might be more likely to lead him down ...
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GamerDad gives an honest review of the new Wii

by Heather Craven, Posted Nov 21st 2006 7:00PM

In the past couple of weeks I have come to appreciate the guys at GamerDad. They are a group of honest, hardworking guys who all have children and happen to truly enjoy their video games. As a mother of a teen who also loves video games, I often ...
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Birth story from a dad's point of view

by Heather Craven, Posted Nov 17th 2006 6:00PM

Dads play a huge role in the birthing process. The dad is the back-up and support team for when the pain and goo get too out of hand and the mother just needs a familiar face to look at or a sturdy hand to hold. Dave at GamerDad has written a ...
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GamerDad: making the world a better place one game at a time

by Heather Craven, Posted Nov 7th 2006 6:00PM

This morning I came across a great site called GamerDad. This site was started by a father who loves to play video games and realized there is a missing market when it comes to explaining games to parents. Since that realization he has put together a ...
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Gamer Dad reviews games for parents

by Jay Allen, Posted Dec 23rd 2005 7:36PM

At first blush, this little ditty from the BBC practically reeks of moth balls and formaldehyde, painting a picture of parents as stuffy, out-of-touch purebreds disconnected from the video game culture of their kids. Now, I'm sure that there are some ...
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