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Order Through Chaos: Teaching Teenagers How to Think
The other night I was playing a game of Chinese chess with my son. It’s something we do every so often since the day he asked me what the game with the funny markings was. […]
Growing Up: Where will the feet that fill these shoes go?
I found myself looking at this pair of shoes left in front of the sink in our bathroom last week and I had an awful moment of enlightenment. One of those moments when a dad […]
DaddyCon Debuts in Chicago & Chicago Dads Group Will Be There
One thing we know about Dads is that when you get a group of them together great things happen! That has been one of our guiding principles here at the Chicago Dads Group. From fun […]
Resolution: Find a Community that Supports Fatherhood
This time of year people are focused on making and keeping their New Year’s resolutions. Some like quitting bad habits or making good habits are pretty straightforward. If you want to quit smoking, exercise more, […]
Giving Tuesday 2017: Putting Food where Hungry Mouths are with Plum Organics
Now that we are firmly into 2018 we can’t help but want to take a quick look back on one of our favorite meetups of the past year. Along with 11 other City Dads Group chapters, we participated […]
We hope “Yule” Celebrate Happy Holidays with Us
The holiday season is a great time for a good celebration. There is so much to celebrate during the month of December. I am fond of using the term “Happy Holidays” during this season because […]
1000 Chicagoland Dads
We are growing here at the Chicago Dads Group. It is a great experience to be apart of a community of men who want to be engaged with their children. Earlier this fall we crossed a threshold […]
Recent Posts from City Dads Group
- The Greater Outdoors are Greater with Clorox Clean Patio Furniture
- Kindergarten Graduation Ceremonies: We Don’t Get It, Either
- Parenting Sick Kids: The Art of Juggling (Vomit) Bowls Atop a Unicycle
- Dads with Daughters Dating Told to Put Down Their Guns
- Lower Parenting Bar for ‘SuperMom’ Status, Raise it for ‘SuperDad’