The Life of Dad

Dads have a lot of responsibilities. We set examples. We squash bugs. We coach third. We check the closets for monsters every night and assu...

This weekend my eldest daughter turns 4. Capital F.O.U.R. This means she's been a part of my life just as long as I was in high school. ...

Moms are proud of their toddlers for many reasons: learning their ABCs, recognizing family members in photos, not eating things found under ...

It's normal to occasionally question your parenting skills—like when you realize that in the brief 4 seconds you glanced at the TV for t...

Once upon a time there was a living room filled with nothing but a comfortable couch, a coffee table, a few pieces of artwork and a large TV...

How we trained Ella to understand and successfully participate in Opening Day. With Opening Day around the corner, I decided it was time t...

Some days you wake up walking on sunshine, while other days you wake up fit to be tied. And some days you wake up with your child's snot...

On the Things-That-Are-Difficult food chain, changing a diaper falls somewhere between wrestling a bear in Boston and convincing that bear t...

Today marks the 10-year anniversary of the day I asked Brittany , my squishy pride and joy, to be my girlfriend. It was a magical day that...

According to Bible, God built the entire universe in less than seven days. By my count, five of them were spent assembling a baby swing. ...

There are a lot of things I don't understand in this world. I don't understand why scaring someone cures the hiccups. I don't ...

BabyCenter.com offers a lot of helpful advice, like which over-the-counter drugs are safe, how to choose a durable car seat and why you sh...

There comes a point in every pregnancy (around 20 weeks or so) where the parents-to-be have to make one very important decision: Will they...