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Gavin Rossdale is a long way from the rocker man he was pre-children. At the Chris/Evert/Raymond James Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic in Florida over the weekend (during which he and partner Lindsay Davenport beat legend Martina Navratilova), he told Celebrity Baby Blog, “It is magical having two kids instead of one, and I miss them when I am away like this. Two are twice as ambitious as one.”

Of their developing personalities, the proud papa admitted,  “Kingston is three and old enough to be developing an attitude, and Zuma at 15 months is learning from his older brother!”

So cute. He seems like such a cool dad and with Gwen they are such a perfect family!

(Gavin pictured with Vince Spadea)

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While talking to Readers’ Digest about his new movie The Blind Side, the topic of conversation drifted to his family - which includes wife Faith Hill and daughters Gracie Katherine, 12, Maggie Elizabeth, 11, and Audrey Caroline, 7 1/2.

He joked, “I have a hard time waiting, which is horrible because I live with four women. I had to learn not to get dressed until they say they’re ready to walk out the door, because I’ll still have 30 minutes.”

As for when his daughters will be allowed to start dating, Tim quipped, when he’s dead.

This family man also spoke about his favorite part of his day: unwinding with Faith and his girls. “Everyone is home; dinner is cooking. And bedtime. We put the kids to sleep, and Faith and I get into bed and take a deep breath.”

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In an interview with Babble, The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien announcer Andy Richter spoke about his family (including kids William Oscar, 8 1/2 and Mercy Josephine, 4) and how they make each other laugh.

He said, “All you have to do to make them laugh is throw pee and poop into the conversation or make fart noises. They love that. When my son started to get to the age of liking jokes, every one we would make involved pee or poop or farting. We thought, ‘Oh my God, we’ve raised a frat-house monster.’ Then we took a trip to preschool: that’s what makes all of them laugh. It’s universally funny.”

Of his daughter, Andy said, “She’s discovered early on that you’re going to catch a lot less hell from adults if you make them laugh while they’re mad at you. That’s a pretty good skill at age four. And frankly it’s terrifying. We have a pretty funny household.”

With a dad like Andy, how could they not be funny?

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Forest Whitaker spoke with PARADE magazine recently about his latest film Where the Wild Things Are.

Of the book, he said, “It’s sort of been handed down in my family because it was read to me when I was a kid. I read it to all my kids and now they read it on their own.”

He added that “… [t]hey loved the scary parts.”

When it comes to fatherhood, Forest admitted that he is the softie parent. He leaves the tough stuff to “much stronger” wife Keisha.

He revealed, “They come to me when they’re trying to slip something by. I have to always take a pause when they come and say, ‘Hey Dad, is it okay if we do this?’ So I just look at them like, ‘Have you talked to your mom about that?’ They know I’m the easy one.”

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Since becoming a father and family man, Joel Madden of Good Charlotte has definitely let his softer side show.

At the Noble Awards in Beverly Hills on Sunday, Joel told PEOPLE, “I love kids, I love working with kids, I love being around kids.”

Of his latest addition, Sparrow James Midnight, 5 weeks, Joel said, “[Harlow] loves it. She’s so happy, she’s just psyched. She totally gets it. It fit in perfectly there — hasn’t been a hitch.”

Of the difference between raising a boy and a girl, Joel admitted, “Well, one, it’s a boy — so you’re not as precious… so he’s going to be a little tougher.”

We think Joel sounds like a great dad!