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Saturday 22 September 2007

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‘Fast Food Dads’ stereotype a myth according to new research

Single dads apparently don’t get enough respect when it comes to providing for their kids’ nutrition according to a study led by an Iowa State University sociologist that dispels the myth of “fast food dads.” It’s the first to show that kids who spend time with their non-resident fathers actually eat slightly healthier than those who don’t.

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