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I Want A Dandelion Too
Leaving for school one morning I noticed a bright yellow dandelion sitting in the middle of the front lawn. I pointed it out to Julia and she ran over and picked it to bring to Big Girl School. Mason caught wind of his sister’s treasure and burst into tears.
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The Three Stages of Pancake Mixing
Miss Julia strolled into the kitchen while I was making pancakes this morning. She wanted to help and pushed her little pink stool over to the counter.
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First Pair of Baseball Cleats
At Mason’s first t-ball practice he was the only kid not wearing cleats. It didn’t really affect him, but when he came off the field I told him we would go get him a pair of baseball cleats later in the week.
- More Dad's Corner - Black Coffee & Bourbon {Michael J. Bonfanti}
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Disney, the Ocean and Two Year Olds
Two days before we were going to leave, my wife and I started packing. Before we had kids, I would wait until about 30 minutes before I would have to leave for the airport to start packing.
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How Do You Teach Children About Politics?
Having a civil conversation with your children, absent of name calling, and helping them make an informed decision is the first step to help our next generation.
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Children and Social Media
We live in the digital age, and the communications abilities we have today are things that many of us – most of us – couldn’t imagine just 10 years ago.
- More Dad's Corner - Raising a Family {Derek Haake}
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Dads and Daughters Make a Good Team
What’s the biggest adventure you and your daughter (or son) have ever been on?
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Taking Your Daughter's Boyfriend on a Family Vacation
Is taking your daughter's boyfriend on a family vacation a good idea or disaster-in-waiting?
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Spring Break Road Trip a Success
Daughter and Two Roomies Go On Odyssey to Visit Hometowns
- More Dad's Corner - Scarlet's Dad {Roger Sheppard}
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The Will To Want To
Have you ever found yourself knowing and choosing to do well but wanting and desiring to do wrong?
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Children Are Sponges
Today I would like to take the opportunity to talk about remembering how our children are sponges.
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Great Opportunities
Each day in a Dad’s world creates great opportunities to change the lives of the ones that look up to us the most.
- More Dad's Corner - Building Foundations {Paul Isenberg}
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Our Summer Destination
The Garrigan traveling caravan now has one major summer destination: Roy Gale Baseball Fields. The 6 basketball leagues for my four kids are all now over, so now baseball takes center stage--or should I say center field?
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The Golden Age of Funny
One of my favorite things about watching my kids grow up is listening to, and laughing at what comes out of their mouths. I think the "golden age" of funny remarks is around 7 or 8.
- More Dad's Corner - Four No More {Mike Garrigan}
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Accountability Sprinkled with Grace
We held our kids accountable for what they did and didn’t do, but sometimes the consequences could be erased or forgiven by what we called “grace.”
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Our Sons' Adventure Abroad
Well, things around our home have certainly been in flux since my two older sons left this past winter to explore the world as young adults.
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How Did We Get Here?
When I first became a parent, a friend said to me, "Pay attention and enjoy this journey, because they grow up so fast, they'll be gone before you know it." The way those words resonated with me I knew them to be true. And , though I believe I lived with that truth in mind, nevertheless, it is becoming reality right before my eyes.
- More Dad's Corner - It's a Boy's World {Mark Sexton}
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Trying to Work Out
I have to admit that I get extremely tired of those voices in the media telling me that I NEED to work out, that I NEED go running, that I NEED to watch what I eat.
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The Details Dad: Halloween Costumes
We have finally decided what Halloween costumes we are going to wear this year at our house. But let me tell you, it wasn't easy.
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Questionable Language
Few of us are really innocent when it comes to the use profane language now and then. C'mon. You've probably said a little more than "Rats!" when you slammed your leg into that open drawer while trying to put away some socks in the dark.
- More Dad's Corner - The Details Dad {Jon Vanderford}
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The Little Bend in the River
For the fifth year in a row, inspired by Earth Day, my daughter and I will clean a stretch of the Yahara River near our home. We all have those favorite places--special spots where we just feel at ease with the world.
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Dad for Life
"Dad for Life"...that is what you are, when you're a father after all. You don't stop caring for and worrying about your kids--you just worry about and care for them in different ways than you did when they were little.
- More Dad's Corner - Dad for Life {John Stofflet}
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Finally, An Advantage To Being Colorblind
Most of the clothes I wore during my single years were blue. Marriage helped me expand the wardrobe because I knew I could trust my wife to match the ties and socks with my suits.
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The Elk That Nearly Broke The Bank
It seemed like a safe little vacation game to play with the grand kids. We were all on a long car ride to and to help pass the time I came up with a game they could play to earn some money for souvenirs.
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Yes, A Snake!
We all knew when we teed off that snakes are indigenous to the area. I just didn't expect to see one face to face.
- More Dad's Corner - Knicely Done {John Knicely}
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Dad's Last-Minute Christmas Picks for Kids
Need some good ideas for last minute Christmas gifts? David shares what his two boys (ages 7 and 4) and his little girl (age 2) are really into.
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Dads To Do List
Sometimes families are faced with tough situations. We recently found out our youngest child, Piper, has cerebral palsy.
- More Dad's Corner - Dad's 'To Do' List {David Hosay}
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Robbed on Christmas, How do I Explain this to a Toddler?
When we came back from Christmas dinner with my in-laws, we discovered our back door was wide open: we had been robbed.
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The Videogame Question
On one of my many adventures on the Internet I read an article that had a bunch of parents commenting about how they’re trying to keep their kids away from videogames for as long as possible—sometimes to the age of eight. Sacrilege, I say!
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Rock and Roll All Night and “Sleep All” Day
I’m calling it a day. Child, you have bested me. Against all my best efforts to get you to sleep on a regular schedule you have prevailed as the most energetic of the three of us.
- More Dad's Corner - Raising Elle {Dan Stone}
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Report Cards and N/A
We had parent/teacher conferences the other day. Usually my son listens in as the teacher goes over the report card and this evening wasn't any different.
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Should that be in a museum?
For a kid who loves the slick production of video games on the iPad, something as simple as a turntable baffles and amazes him.
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Sir, We'll Need Those Glasses Back
"What a dork!" Those three words were uttered by my son over the weekend -- and directed at me.
- More Dad's Corner - No Girls Allowed {Brian Mastre}
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