FQ Magazine Starts for Life

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 15, 2010 -- This is the latest addition to the ‘Change4Life’ campaign which promotes the benefits of a healthy diet and exercise regime, and advises families on how to maintain a healthier lifestyle.

‘Start 4Life’ focuses on encouraging a healthy regime from birth, and gives expert advice on issues such as breast feeding, which can be a somewhat daunting idea for new fathers and dads to be!

The campaign for practical parenting has also gained the support of celebrity Dad, Will Mellor. He said, "As a dad, I think Start4Life is great. Becoming a parent is one of the most amazing things in life and every parent wants to give their children the best possible start. But babies don't arrive with an instruction manual!’

The magazine which prides itself on providing great parenting advice for fathers, has also added a thread for the campaign to its already successful Father’s Forum. The thread encourages parents to ask advice from the health experts, as well as gaining various perspectives from their peers.

The parenting advice forum thread is already creating a buzz, with questions about breast feeding and supporting mothers being the topic of choice. The dads who read FQ Magazine are clearly keen to help out and raise healthy babies! By endorsing this fantastic campaign, the magazine show that they are sticking to their guns and continuing to promote the modern man revolution and giving sound and expert advice to fathers all around the country.

About FQ Magazine: FQ, the first in a new genre of men’s magazine, developed entirely for family-oriented men who’ve grown up and subsequently grown out of the stable of lads mags on offer today.

Targeting all fathers and men whose lives and perspective have changed as they’ve entered fatherhood. FQ is set to revolutionize the men’s lifestyle market by celebrating parenthood and lifestyle changes that come along with it. Solely catering for today’s modern man, FQ reflects the lives and aspirations of men who have grown out of ‘lads mags’ and require a more sophisticated read to suit their newly acquired tastes and interests.

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