We’re not sure where this “Parenting Techniques: Moms vs. Dads” originated, but NickMom wasn’t shy about slapping their logo at the bottom of this stock photo dad-hating comparison. The image runs through most of the prime examples of painful fatherhood stereotypes where mom is a God and dad is a f*cking idiot child.

There are some hilarious images out there that poke fun at both mothers and fathers.

This one is simply biased and insulting.

Episode 039: We’re Back, Baby!

This week’s episode covers the following stories on 8BitDad.com and around the internets for the week leading up to August 7th, 2012: Olympics, BlogHer and Chick-Fil-A / Do Fathers Get A Medal At The London Olympics? / Next Gen Dadvertising: Nexus 7 Camping Commercial / Top 5 New Dad Must-Haves

Episode 032: Not Safe For Life

This week’s episode covers the following stories on 8BitDad.com for the week leading up to June 5th, 2012: Good On You: JCPenny Features Same-Sex Fathers in Ad / Book Review: Darth Vader And Son / Deaf 2-Year-Old Boy Hears His Mother’s Voice For The Very First Time / Beta Dad – Ruining Daddy Blogging

Episode 027: Love Sack

This week’s episode covers the following stories on 8bitdad.com for the week leading up to April 24th, 2012: PQotW: What’s the Best Single Bit of Parenting Advice You’ve Got? / Sometimes I Forget I’m Not Alone / Mom Glued To Laptop While Watching Her Kids At Disneyland / When Dad’s in Charge: Toddler Tossing (VIDEO) / First-Time Dads Dote on Their Kids on Social Media [STUDY]

Episode 019: A Little Bit Louder Now

This week’s episode covers the following stories on 8bitdad.com for the week leading up to February 28th, 2012: Trolling Through #Dad / Disney World “Moms Panel” Email Rant / My Daughter Saved Me From Going To Jail / Fathers, Roll Out: Glen Freyer & Shawn Bean Need Backup

Jacqueline Wheeler of Radio Times reported from across the pond today about two television programs in England about fathers, and it left her wondering if they were fair portrayals of fatherhood.

Singapore Education Minister Heng Swee Keat paid a visit to the Chongzheng Primary on the first day of school in 2012 to applaud involved fathers for their dedication to family.

“Chongzheng Primary is one of 46 schools to have the ‘Back to School with Dads’ programme,” ChannelNewsAsia writer Monica Kotwani reports, “one that encourages, among other bonding activities, fathers to take their children to school.”

Both Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson at the Chongzheng Primary are fathers, so programs like “Back to School With Dads” are common and encouraged.

Read more about Heng Swee Keat and the Singapore school system at the sauce.

If you’ve watched any amount of the Nick Jr. channel since your kid was born (and don’t lie, you know you have), you’ve had a talking moose all up in your face, bombarding you with the phrase “read to your kids 20 minutes a day and inspire a lifetime of learning.” Reading to your kids is immensely important, even if you think you’re just reading to an out-of-control tornado. At literally every step of development, your kids are listening to your voice and speech patterns and developing their sense of what “correct” speech sounds like – and not to mention, they’re also creating an emotional bond with you as the person sitting there reading to them.

Think about it this way – since your kids learn how to talk from how they hear YOU talk, you want to have a time where you’re giving them some “good input” – that is, sentence structure that’s better than your day-to-day slang-filled conversations. I know it’s cute when your kid repeats the f-bombs you drop, or when they say “no way dude,” because they heard you say it – but it’s much more of a crowd-pleaser when they recite Rudyard Kipling, believe me.