The games people are playing can also cause "real" fighting amongst other gamers.

We sit down with Joel Hunter (a counselor at Holland Elementary School) to talk about gaming and kids, specifically, Role Playing Games among grade school kids.

Just like any other activity in our life... we have to make sure we have balance between reality and gaming.

Do we have to consider educational vs. regular gaming when putting restrictions on kids?

We sit down with Josh the Dad to talk about boundaries when it comes to gaming with his kids.

What good examples/advice can we give our kids as dads?

How important is it for a daughter to have a father figure in their life?

Why did you want to help out with Good Dads and what message do you have for other local organizations?

Is it just the games that make us violent and what do we need to watch for as far as ratings on games.

Should a child have equal time on both games and internet and how do Dads regulate that time?