We all have that friend who can’t cook even a simple meal. None of us are perfect, we all fall short. Heck, I don’t know how to ride a bike. But guess what? I don’t need to know how to ride a bike because I have a car. But if you’re on a camping trip and suddenly realize you have no idea how to start a fire: A) if you’re a woman, you’re in trouble: B) if you’re a guy, you look like an idiot AND you’re in trouble. As a father, I’ve been blessed with the ability to pass my knowledge on to my children. However, a kid can only learn so much about 80’s new wave bands and old horror movies before Keep Reading >>>
My Kids Are Growing Up And 3 Other Terrible Things
My daughter is packing for her very first summer camp. She’s 7 years old and has absolutely no use for her mother or me anymore. In fact, if she could reach the freezer door and get her own Popsicles, she might have killed us in our sleep long ago, as is our family’s Sith Lord tradition. When I tell her that she’ll have a blast but I will miss her a little, she just stares at me and is like, “Why?” Because I guess I must be the dumbest guy in the room. My son just walked up behind me and asked if he could have a drink of my orange soda. Sure, whatev. He downs half of the glass and quietly Keep Reading >>>
This #BestBaldDad Just Got A Tattoo To Show Support For His Cancer-Survivor Son!
Good dads are everywhere. We live in a time where it's becoming easier for dads to spend time with their kids...more acceptable for them to be vulnerable...playful...loving...and, of course, so supportive that at times we are still completely blown away. That's exactly what's happened when it comes to doting dad Josh Marshall. When Josh's son, Gabriel, was diagnosed with cancer in 2015, surgery left a large scar on the side of his head. Not willing to let his baby go through this alone, Josh shaved his head and got a tattoo that matches his son's scar. After winning the Father’s Day Keep Reading >>>
This Dad Taught His Blind, Autistic Son How To Switch Gears While They Drive!
When we have a child who has limitations, it's easy for the world to tell us what they can't do. Especially if their limitations set them apart from the 'norm'. Omar Chavez is one dad who isn't going to let limitations keep his son, Spenny, from doing those things he loves the most. See, Spenny is blind and autistic. He doesn't live the same life a lot of kids his age would live, but he's happy and the things he loves, he loves with all his heart. One of those thing? Going fast in the family's Subaru. Spenny LOVES going fast. And Omar loves to make that happen for him. Something Omar realized Keep Reading >>>
