WEEK 14, 2009 Dad… can we make something? Making something with the kids for homework can turn into a memorable and heroic enterprise.

WEEK 13, 2009 How to stop arguing: Part 2 How do you stop an argument if you are already in one, here are our top ten tried and tested ways of halting an argument in its tracks

WEEK 12, 2009 How to stop arguing: Part 1 Ten reasons actually why people argue (and that's not including what they argue over) to help you avoid the argument traps and habits

WEEK 11, 2009 Getting ready for a new arrival When you become a dad for the first time your life changes dramatically,so here are ten top tips on how you can prepare practically for the new arrival

WEEK 10, 2009 Don't say goodbye... Ten top tips for dealing with all the goodbyes a single dad has to say and keep on saying.

WEEK 9, 2009 Can I do that again? Think twice before you dismiss your kid's quirkiest comments, because children approach life with such an open mind, that there is often a great deal of sense in even the strangest things they say.

WEEK 8, 2009 Food of the gods Chocolate isn't all bad, in fact it's mostly good, see our top ten reasons why chocolate is good for you

WEEK 7, 2009 The last thing I remembered was... Everyone has their own way of recognising the importance of the moment, but here are my top ten tips, conveniently sorted in to Mind, Body and Soul.

WEEK 6, 2009 Caring for a sick child Caring for a sick child is never easy, but if you are divorced or separated then you might find these top ten tips helpful

WEEK 5, 2009 On Passion, Love and Happy Endings My top ten couples through history and how they measure up on Passion, Love and Happy Endings

WEEK 4, 2009 Another Place at Breakfast Introducing a new partner to your kids in the right way can make things so much easier for everyone, read our top ten tips for getting it right

WEEK 3, 2009 What's better than a New Year? We can learn some good lessons from the traditional values upheld at Chinese New Year, we pick 10 customs that would be worth following.

WEEK 2, 2009 Who needs New Year's Resolutions? Ten of the best New Year's resolutions designed to help you make 2009 your year.

WEEK 52, 2008 Christmas is here Christmas is here!

WEEK 51, 2008 Christmas without your kids Every parent's nightmare and many single dads' reality, is a Christmas Day without your kids. Here are ten top tips on how to have a great Christmas even if you aren't able to see your kids on the day itself.

WEEK 50, 2008 Finding dad a date: Part 2, The Dates Read the second installment of James's search for a new partner with the help of the Absolute Radio Breakfast Show team

WEEK 49, 2008 Finding dad a date Finding a date is never easy, but it is doubly hard when you’re a single parent. Read the first part of James's story here

WEEK 48, 2008 Christmas and the kids 10 top tips on how to make the most of the Christmas season with your kids when they don't live with you.

WEEK 47, 2008 What do you do about holidays? 10 practical top tips about how plan and negotiate your access over the holidays.

WEEK 46, 2008 Tackling a teenager 10 top tips on how to maintain a sense of fairness and discipline and yet still managing to remain friends with your teenager through those difficult teenage moments

WEEK 45, 2008 Reliable routines When parents split up their children’s routines are the first casualty. New routines need to be set up quickly; we've ten top ideas here

WEEK 44, 2008 Rules for Rules With the right kind of rules kids feel confident, here's our ten top tips for getting getting the rules right in your home

WEEK 43, 2008 Smack or snack Post separation discipline can turn out to be a problem, so here are our ten top tips for basics of discipline and how to get things working smoothly in your home

WEEK 42, 2008 Getting it right on your first date Ten tips on how to make sure that a first date turns into a second date

WEEK 41, 2008 Ten great first dates Where you choose to go on your first date says a lot about you as a person and how you think, so make the most of it with these top ten tips for a great first date venue

WEEK 40, 2008 Getting started with internet dating Internet dating is a good way to meet new people, so here are some top tips to help you get the most out of online dating

WEEK 39, 2008 How to encourage your kids to read more So, everyone knows how good reading is for their children, but how do you encourage them to read, or read more. Here are ten top tips to get you started and get your children reading books.

WEEK 38, 2008 The best ten British TV comedy series shows ever The beneficial effects of laughter 10 of the funniest British TV comedy shows to help start you laughing your way to health

WEEK 37, 2008 Ten ways to be positive Ten practical ways to be positive when it's tough, from the queen of positive thinking, Dawn Stannard

WEEK 36, 2008 10 ways to grow your kids' creativity Developing your children's creativity is your job and a very important part of their upbringing, here are ten ways you can help them develop their creativity

WEEK 35, 2008 Relativity: When dark days feel like months When you are experiencing the trauma of a serious relationship break up, ironically Time seems to slow down, dragging out the pain and making things much worse.

WEEK 34, 2008 Feeding the machine It's Randomised Variable Interval Reinforcement that makes gamblers gamble and traps normal people in destructive manipulative relationships where they feel unlovable

WEEK 33, 2008 Avoiding pain: Why we stay where it hurts How can the avoidance of pain be the main human drive when we tolerate so much discomfort in our relationships and our day to day lives?

WEEK 32, 2008 Burning Building Internet dating is like being in a burning building looking for someone to help get you out, but the only people who can help you are trapped in the same building with you

WEEK 31, 2008 How far have we come? Humans have been evolving for 1 million years and it's been 10,000 years since Cro-Magnon man developed the family unit, how far have we really come?

WEEK 30, 2008 Who put that cup there?! What is it that is so seductive about blame? No one is immune to its satisfying qualities and its effects ripple through society at every level. Our kids are an easy target...

WEEK 29, 2008 Winners and Losers? A thoroughly modern school sports day, that's more about taking part than about making one winner and loads of losers out of us

WEEK 28, 2008 Living apart together Society is changing, and more and more people have two places they call home, so why is Shared Residence still such an issue?

WEEK 27, 2008 The Children Act, 20 years on, so what's going wrong? A TV documentary asks what exactly is going wrong with the Children Act, 20 years after becoming law. You can take part and have your say.

WEEK 26, 2008 Mummy says we need a haircut Do you feel like you're being told what to do by your ex-partner? We explain a little of what's going on and how you can deal with it.

WEEK 25, 2008 Alchemist's Dream Single parents achieve the alchemist's dream of putting separated things together to turn lead into gold for their kids

WEEK 24, 2008 Happy 100th Birthday, Father's Day 100 years after the first Father’s Day, is this day just another “Hallmark Holiday” or a special time we can use to say what we really mean.