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Son Asks Dad: Should I Kneel for the National Anthem?

July 1, 2020 by Tobin Walsh

Freshman football player wonders whether he should kneel during the national anthem. Here’s how his dad helped him make up his mind.

Filed Under: ethnicity / race, sports Tagged With: activism, Black Lives Matter, football, high school, teens / tweens

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Work from Home Option May Be Better to Fight for than Paternity Leave

May 27, 2020 by Tobin Walsh

I have learned so much as a work from home dad during COVID — the key being I won’t be the same father if I ever go back to an office.

Filed Under: at-home parenting, National, relationships Tagged With: at-home dads, family leave, spouses and partners, work-at-home parents, work-life balance, working parents

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Gender Gap Closure, Increased Parenting Equality Dad Goals for Shut-In

April 15, 2020 by Tobin Walsh

Shame on all dads if this COVID-19 shut-in doesn’t forever close the gender gap with our wives in the battle for household-related and childcare equity.

Filed Under: gender / sexuality, National Tagged With: chores, gender roles, parenting equality, spouses and partners, work-life balance

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Racism Product of Many Biases We Gift Our Children

September 25, 2019 by Tobin Walsh

A white father struggles to explain racism to his Black son when racial divides are so prevalent in today’s headlines.

Filed Under: ethnicity / race, relationships Tagged With: activism, Black Lives Matter, racism, sons

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Early Days with Baby for Memory Making, Not Perfect Parenting

February 27, 2019 by Tobin Walsh

A big brother advises to skip the self doubt about one’s ability to care for baby in those early days. Focus on enjoying the life you’ve created instead.

Filed Under: babies / pregnancy, parenting advice Tagged With: milestones, tips

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Virtual School: ‘Almost School’ or Online Lesson for the Future

January 23, 2019 by Tobin Walsh

Online learning is here to stay. So the prospect of your child in “virtual school” should excite, not scare, us parents. I’m virtually certain of it.

Filed Under: education Tagged With: remote learning, technology

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