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    Things Not to Text Your Parents When You Travel

    Tim Akimoff March 15, 2022 daddy-o

    By Tim Akimoff. I felt the pressure of the waning miles as I tried to squeeze in every last trick and tip I’ve learned on my own journeys.

    travel, solo, parenting, china, empty nest, airplane, fatherhood

    The Difference Between I Can’t and I Won’t

    Erin Britt February 2, 2022 daddy-o

    By Carter Gaddis. He’ll stand soon enough. Until then, at least he hasn’t ruled it out forever.

    peeing, potty training, boys, sons, fatherhood, determination, parenting, toddler

    I Haven’t Killed My Kids Yet

    Jeffrey Dotts July 8, 2021 daddy-o

    By Jeffrey Dotts. I was not falling head-over-heels in love with parenting.

    parenting, fatherhood, happiness, frustration

    Why I Fired Myself to Have a Baby

    Kiff Gallagher March 23, 2021 daddy-o

    By Kiff Gallagher. In my ultimate passion project, as a daddy-preneur, I’m clueless.

    fatherhood, baby, preparations, anxious, advice, parenting

    I Don’t Let OCD Stop Me

    Jeffrey Sparr March 6, 2021 daddy-o

    By Jeffrey Sparr. Mental illness is a devious and unrelenting opponent, one that attacks in a second’s notice.

    mental illness, fatherhood, parenting, ocd, obsessive compulsive disorder, coping, love, mamalode

    Dads Who Rock

    Geoff Peddicord February 5, 2021 daddy-o

    By Geoff Peddicord. The family that rocks together, stays together!

    dad, musician, vto band, parenting, marriage, daughter, fatherhood

    Sound Opinion

    Todd Smith January 31, 2021 daddy-o

    By Todd Smith. Last year, I bought my son Murphy an iPod for Christmas, and imagined that we would spend endless hours together listening to my vinyl records. 

    music, fatherhood, christmas, ipod, gifts, parenting, present

    Dad is Meat and Three

    Bob Wire January 22, 2021 daddy-o

    By Bob Wire. When the cat’s gone, the mice will eat kale.

    cooking, fatherhood, balanced meals, teenagers, parenting

    Parenting Sucks and I Love It

    Bob Wire November 24, 2020 daddy-o

    By Bob Wire. Make no mistake, parenting is rewarding, but it’s also serious business with a constant onslaught of surprises and dilemmas.

    fatherhood, sacrifices, patience, identity, parenthood, suprises, dilemnas

    Thoughts on Time

    Andrew Davison October 30, 2020 daddy-o

    By Andrew Davidson. For me I have a new awareness for the preciousness of life and time with my children and family. I don’t know what path lies ahead of me. I am focused on getting this cancer out and healing. I am told that it will be a pretty significant recovery.

    cancer, basketball, sons, healing, time, fatherhood, parenting, mamalode
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