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    A Common Mission: My Experience at Ground Zero

    Michael Bryant July 23, 2022 daddy-o

    Shortly after 9-11, I traveled to New York City to work with the Red Cross. I thought going there would empower me, make me feel like I had done something for my country. In some small way, I wanted to honor those who died.

    red cross, new york city, 9-11, firefighter, parenting, motherhood, fatherhood, memorial

    The 7 Things I Stopped Worrying About As a Parent

    Jeff Bogle May 14, 2022 daddy-o

    I’ve been at this parenting game for a while now. Not as long as my wise sage of a dear pal, Jim Higley, mind you, but long enough to have …

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    parenting, guilt, fatherhood, girls, clothing, wives tales

    Family Vacation Time: Put Down the Damn Smartphone

    Larry Bernstein May 8, 2022 daddy-o

    I promised myself I would not be one of those people who are constantly checking their smartphone.

    smartphone, vacation, disney, family, fatherhood, parenting, distraction

    Even Daddies Cry

    Michael Bryant April 11, 2022 daddy-o

    By Michael Bryant. I showed him by example that it is ok to feel.

    fatherhood, emotions, parenting, feelings, discipline, summer, seasons

    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
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