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Had lunch with the boys and after listening to how their experiences (and studies) in college are going, I feel we prepared them with the right tools to succeed. Also a look back using imitation as a tool when they are young. Be a good exampl
Back at the Daddy Panel with Dennis Gray of 101 Uses for Baby Wipes, Greg from Dancing with Elephants and James B of the Naval Cast and Face the music. Great topics and discussion. Very interesting to see/hear what our worries about TV screen
Jacko Willink mentioned decentralized leadership, and applying it to parenting. I noticed that giving some freedom and choice so as they got older they could self manage was part of our progression as parents. Also, Train Day and the Bedtime
There have been a couple of hazing deaths in the past several weeks. As our youngest looks at pledging, be sure to remind kids that they can always walk away from any situation. Social pressure should not (even though it might be hard to conv
Yes, long before the boys were teenagers I was sharing advice about parenting teenagers. So how did that work out? I will let you know. Also, self esteem, saying no, when to stop the hammering, and more on this rewind to DaddyCast episode 21
Going back to May 2006 we were just past ear tubes round 2 for the youngest and pre-school graduation for the oldest. It was super sweet to see how the pre-school grads had bonded over their early years. Also, some tips for new dads from Abou
This episode was the first Daddy Panel, a dream child of Dennis Gray (101 Uses for Baby Wipes) to bring together father podcasters to talk about father podcaster stuff. On this inaugural episode we had James B (Naval Cast and Face the Music),
The boys have been home and I have been focused on time with them so the show has been on hiatus longer than expected. Back in May 2006 I was coming off an intense weekend of togetherness with the boys. Looking back, I kind of miss those time
We tried to develop a token system for rewards and incentives but it required structure, clarity and consistency. I think we missed on all three. I interviewed the boys and neither remember it but they remember a monetary allowance. Also, wh
Back in 2006 we were talking about surgery (ear tubes), Dad's time to tune out (not for the surgery, different topic), a little praise for Wim Hof (the Iceman) and principles of life from 14 years ago - what stuck and what didn't of those "10 w
We had a lot of content 16 years ago! Autism awareness, Date Night, Family Movie Night vs too much screen time, Emergency Prep, Work/Home Balance and Lead by Example. Also, an article from TodaysParent.com regarding putting the camera (or pho
Review the techniques described in the Dr. Thomas Phelan book, 123 Magic. Which techniques did we try and what stuck? Also, decorating the Christmas Tree brings back a lot of memories and stories. Cherish the time together.123 Magic PDF lin
Travel tips for the little ones and things we learned as travel sports parents. Also, training for the first child. Do pets help? And self maintenance- don't forget you (in the areas of physical fitness, mental health, spiritual wellbeing an
And interview with my college roommate, Dave, to talk about raising his three girls while he server in the Air Force. Also, a recap of episode 12 of The DaddyCast, which was a short rundown of our Super Saturday.
Hitting a groove in the old shows with a variety of topics from a visit to the doctor's office, a discussion on nightly routines, and allowance - how to teach economics at a young age. Also, how did we cope with boredom when we were kids?
Show 10 of The DaddyCast talked about adoption - made me curious what adoption was like during the pandemic so I did a little research and found some interesting (and contrary) info.Links to articlesIn April, they were scrambling to figure
The boys were finally off their medicine but I was on cold meds. It was back on this show in March 2006 that we began to establish our family dinner tradition. Also a look at what podcasting was like back then and the importance of keeping yo
A rewind of some of the tactics we employed to get the boys to take their medicine. I think in modern days this might be considered extreme and potentially some form of neglect. Also a false alarm about ODD. And does everyone expect their se
Is there anything more stressful than trying to get a child to take Medicine? Also, your plan vs. their plan - how to pace your pushing them toward what you think is right. And, teach them to support their points of view.
What is best, to ask or tell? Also, what do the cousins have to say about traditions? And, a DaddyCast clip about time - how much I thought I had and how little I really remember. Parenting ain't easy!
Got a chance to interview my oldest and find out what traditions meant the most to him. Pretty enlightening conversation and very proud at how mature he has become.
More on what traditions have been important to us, with a clip from an interview with my youngest before he headed off to college.
You don't always know what will start a tradition but many times you create memories and great experiences that turn into something more than just an event. No clips from the old show (The DaddyCast episode 3 - March 2006) but I summarize our
Going back to The DaddyCast episode 2, there was a lot of depressing news to report. But it did open up the topic of liberty vs safety - how to helicopter parents find balance?
Not routine spanking, luckily the need to get their attention was rare. Reviewing the first episode from February 2006 where I talked about our Saturday routine and when spanking might be warranted. Also, some recent comment from my youngest
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