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First Grade, Here We Come

September 6, 2016 by Jason S. Grant

As you said at your kindergarten graduation “’N’ is for next year. First grade, here we come.” All I can think is next year is almost here.

Filed Under: education, NYC Tagged With: growing up

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Clash of Summer Plans for Dad, Daughter

July 13, 2016 by Seth Taylor

When teen daughter has summer plans only to sleep in, dad starts to question whether he failed her by not have mid-year adventures planned.

Filed Under: relationships Tagged With: growing up, humor, parental guilt, teens / tweens

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When You Become the Aging Parent

June 1, 2016 by Whit Honea

Now 45 years old and with two tween boys, one dad looks at his becoming an aging parent and the modern dad’s midlife crisis.

Filed Under: relationships Tagged With: Aging, growing up, humor, teens / tweens

Conversations with My Millennial

Knock, Knock: Conversations with My Teenage Daughter, the Post-Millennial

April 13, 2016 by Seth Taylor

Most conversations with teenage post-millennial daughter start with me knocking on her bedroom door. It usually doesn’t get better from there. Until it does.

Filed Under: relationships Tagged With: daughters, growing up, talking, teens / tweens

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A Letter to My 1-Year-Old Daughter

March 24, 2016 by Lance Somerfeld

A touching first birthday letter to a daughter about the “absolute blur and a thrilling joy ride” her initial 12 months of life have been.

Filed Under: babies / pregnancy, holidays, NYC, relationships Tagged With: birthday, daughters, growing up, letters

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It’s Showtime When Daughters Become Women

March 23, 2016 by Vincent O'Keefe

There are upsides as my daughters become women, parting with childhood and leaving my influence behind. It takes time and patience to find them, though.

Filed Under: gender / sexuality, relationships Tagged With: books, daughters, growing up, movies, teens / tweens

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