As we continue through this ever-changing parenting road map, I’ve realized that it’s important to have different perspectives and different teachers involved in our kids lives. I’ve observed my kids in gymnastics, dance, preschool, and now kindergarten. Each teacher they have had has provided a different perspective on similar uncomfortable situations.
Play Cafe Tour: Piccadilly
A very important part of our dads group is to partner with local businesses and events that have similar philosophies as we do in regards to our kids. We enjoy talking with business owners who help promote a healthy, interactive, and fun environment. Piccadilly Play Café fits each of those criteria.
Swimming With the British Swim School
Summer is in full swing and the sounds of kids splashing and playing in the pool remind me how stressful it can be to have your kids at the pool! Last summer we had to hold our girls every time we were in the water and they were scared to try anything on their own, even though we were right there. They wouldn’t let go of us! I told myself there was no way I was going through another summer without them knowing how to swim. Luckily we met the British Swim School.
Children’s Book Highlight: My Name Is Not Isabella
We love to read in our house! To highlight our favorite books I’m starting a Children’s Book Highlight here on the blog. Each month I’ll highlight one of our favorite books that we read to our kids. To start off the series we’ll take a closer look at My Name Is Not Isabella: Just How Big Can a Little Girl Dream? by Jennifer Fosberry.
Event Review: Daniel Tiger Live
The Columbus Dads Group had the opportunity to attend Daniel Tiger Live thanks to CAPA Columbus. The kids loved the show. Daniel Tiger, Katerina Kittycat, Trolley and the rest of the cast kept the kids’ full attention the entire show.
Columbus Dads Group: How It All Started
Ryan and his family moved back to Ohio after spending a couple years in New York City. His fantastic experience in the NYC Dads Group drove him to want to start a group in Columbus upon his return. That is just what he did and the group is thriving!