Graduation. A happy time. The students: Walk in quietly to the music playing. Parade around in their good clothes. See their parents and other family members in the audience. Cheering them on. Faces beaming. They are so proud of themselves. Parents: We sit and watch as our child, along with many others is...
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Where and when did it seem that everyone felt entitled? Entitled to an education, happiness, college, a home, every new tech toy, and a new car now and then, etc. I know the answer, as it was an evolution and change in attitude that began in the sixties, in my opinion. Some might say...
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I am excited to announce that Daddyshome, Inc., the National At-Home Dad Network, is changing its name to the more concise The National At-Home Dad Network. The National At-Home Dad Network supports, educates and advocates for fathers who are the primary caregivers of their children. The latest U.S. Census report found 32% of all...
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While making dinner for my boy/girl twins April 12, 2012, I was listening to Brian Williams as he was doing the Nightly News on NBC. All of a sudden I hear a story about the presidential campaign that just really chapped my hide. The story was about Hilary Rosen who...
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What do you do during the day? That is probably one of the biggest questions that I get as an at home dad. I could be witty and tell them that I constantly plan for the zombie apocalypse but chances are that they won’t understand which is also why...
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As a dad advocate that means I’m also a man advocate. Years of doing “men’s work” have taught me much, but top of the list is the fact that men need other men in their lives. A great way to have men in your life is to be part...
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