by Darryl Asher | Jun 18, 2018 | Dadvice
As soon as my daughter was born, I was overwhelmed with the feeling of wanting to keep her safe. Every object seemed a potential hazard, every situation a possible threat. Even our baby-proofed house never seemed quite baby-proofed enough. As she learned to crawl, the...
by Michael Beatrice | Jun 1, 2018 | Dadvice
Ask your parent-friends what they think about Caillou and answers will range from “eh, I don’t really like him” to “Caillou is the Anti-Christ!” Forget finding anyone who enjoys Caillou; I’ve never even met a a neutral party. In the parenting world he is unanimously...
by Ted Mattison | May 16, 2018 | Dadvice
What do you NOTICE over What do you KNOW Relax parents, you’re off the hook. When you go outside with your kids you don’t need to know everything. In fact, you don’t need to know much of anything at all! Just where you parked the car, where you’re putting the keys and...
by Mark Seman | May 2, 2018 | Dadvice
In this age of super heroes, super powers, super troopers, and super bowls, there exists an undiscovered and unsung champion of a very particular realm within a very particular world. This world, parenting. This realm, diapers. I present to you… the legend of...
by Darryl Asher | Apr 11, 2018 | Dadvice
My baby had colic, and one thing was obvious: she stopped crying, and even fell asleep when I held her and walked with her. It wasn’t long after bringing our baby daughter home that we realized she needed a lot of attention. As new parents, we thought we were...
by Mark Seman | Apr 11, 2018 | Dadvice
Dear Daughter, This is your father writing. When you grow up, please please please like all of my favorite sports teams, so I have someone to pass along the torch of pain, humiliation, loss, acceptance, and this old Cleveland Browns hoodie I’ve been wearing...
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