Recent Posts
9/11 Memorial and Museum Important for All Children to See
Kids in NYC have reminders of the Sept. 11 tragedy over every shoulder so I did not hesitate to bring my own to see the National 9/11 Memorial and Museum.
Masculinity Redefined by Boy’s Interest in ‘Girl’ Toys, Fashion
Some are uncomfortable with a boy painting his nails or wearing pink, but they don’t have the right to force others to conform to their ideals.
Parenting Fails Can Sometimes Be Wins for You and Your Kids
Sometimes you just need the kids to shut up or go to sleep, and what you have been told is the wrong thing to do works out all right for the both of you.
Angels Play on Sandy Ground Dedicated to School Shooting Victimes
The playground was filled with kids running, swinging and laughing. The kind of joy that was snuffed out almost six years ago.
Summer Spent Longing for What These Months Used to Mean to Me
Summer once was simple, energy, socializing, exploration. Now it’s mundane. It’s the workday grind. It’s the concern about bills. It’s the lack of time.
Time to Buy HomeDadCon 2018 Tickets, Book Hotel Slipping Away
Early-bird rates for tickets, hotel rooms to the Sept 13-15, 2018, at-home dad conference in Orlando, Fla., expire in mid-August so buy them now.
Marketing to New Parents Can Create a Home Full of Unnecessary Baby Gear
The dirty little secret: Babies don’t need all of that technology and other stuff to have a good time. Don’t let marketing hype, guilt suck you in
Recent Posts from City Dads Group
- “Oh, He’s a Girl.” Talking to Kids About Gender Experience, Identity
- Oh, the Many Things Your Children Will Bring Home from School
- Summer is Dead, Long Live Summer: A Back-to-School Story
- Remembering Being a Child Can Help You be a Better Parent
- Sibling Rivalry Overcome with a Future Gift from Your Children’s Past