To the Stay At Home Mom From Your Husband: I See You
To the woman who sacrificed her comfort zone—leaving her family, friends, and everything she’d ever known—to follow her new husband across…
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I Struggled With My Son’s Diagnosis, But Found Hope in the Special Needs Community
When I found out I was going to be a father I was beyond excited. My wife and I had been trying to conceive for years before she got pregnant. So,…
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My Son is Growing Up, But I’ll Hold On To the Pictures Forever
A certain part of my heart longs for these moments to never change. I look back on pictures like this one, where my oldest son tastes the salty…
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3 Things You Should Never Forget: Advice From an Uncle to His Nephew
From an old guy (your uncle) to you, one of my favorite young men: Your dad told me he was going to be taking you away for your father/son rite of…
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I Want My Sons to See How Important It is to Cover Your Wife
Transparent moment—I did not always do the best job of covering my wife. Early in our marriage, I was often guilty of being selfish. Our first of…
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Dads: Your Kids Love Doing Things Because They Get to Do Them With You
This piece was co-written with the author’s husband, Nathan Glenn. I remember my husband taking our daughter golfing for the first time and…
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This British Dad’s Parody of Orlando Bloom’s Daily Routine Has Us Cracking Up
Two men on the same parenting journey see things a bit differently. Read to the end for this British dad’s hilarious take on what it’s…
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How My Husband Used a Classic Dad Move to Teach a Lesson in Gratitude
“Don’t make me pull this car over!” I bet you’re picturing your dad driving the family station wagon and shouting this over…
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My Arms Will Always Be Open For My Baby Girl When Life Gets Hard
I’d intended to write a sweet, good-natured post to accompany this picture. I’d intended that post to exude the love I feel for my daughter and…
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Embrace the Grind and 4 Other Things I Want My Son to Know
My youngest child, our son, turned 4 years old recently. I’m amazed at how much he mimics those around him. At this stage of development, he is…
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Someday My Son Won’t Need Me Anymore, But I’ll Always Be There If He Does
At the beginning, the world splays out in front of us, wide and open and always at least a little bit terrifying. The fear never really goes away as…
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8 Classic Outdoor Games to Take You Back to Your Childhood
Whew. We’ve made it through the time change (can we just get rid of Daylight Saving Time already?) and spring is officially on its way, which…
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