One Good Dad – ONE OF MANY

Sit back and read a tale about my descent into the DMV along with my 3 kids. Dante has nothing on me

Social Media Guides Families in Picking Vacation Spots

Buy Magnolia Speakers Before March AudioFest is Over

Parenting Podcasts

Read And Comment Podcast: Episode 1

Visiting the 9/11 Memorial and Museum with Kids

Parenting Travel

Visiting the Guggenheim with My Toddler: Where Parenting and Picasso Meet

National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey in Times Square Entertains and Teaches

Visiting Ripley’s Believe It Or Not in Times Square

Is Black Panther Appropriate for Kids

Parenting reviews

Parenting Looks (and smells) a lot Different Between Kids One and Two… and Four

A 9 Day Croatian Vacation: Crossing off a bucket list item with my family

The Many Plot-Holes of Little Red Riding Hood

The LG Twin Wash and LG Sidekick Cuts Down Laundry Time in Half

Social Media Guides Families in Picking Vacation Spots
Four loads of laundry sit in the corner of my living room ready to be folded. Stains on the countertops in my kitchen need a scrubbing. The same goes for the spots in the bathroom, on the carpet, and on the walls. A stack of papers spread out across my desk awaits filing. And with […]
Buy Magnolia Speakers Before March AudioFest is Over
Home entertainment is at the top of its game right now with many live streaming options. Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu (just to name a few) have raised the bar in storytelling. Every year, new televisions come out to enhance our viewing pleasure. But we neglect the audio aspect of our entertainment experience. Now’s your chance […]
Read And Comment Podcast: Episode 1
My good friend and fellow dad blogger Jeff Bogle from Out With The Kids and I have started a new podcast called, Read and Comment. In each podcast, Jeff and I will share blog posts from dad bloggers that grabbed our attention. In the first podcast, we read excerpts from: David Kepley from JustaDad247 via […]
Kindergartners Should Not Have to Hide in Cubby Closets: Gun Control Now
My kindergartner, as instructed, climbed into his cubby in his classroom. His other classmates did the same. It was just a drill, but as their teacher explained to them, it was important for them to follow the rules. And so they stood in their cubbies, surrounded by their jackets, rain boots, and backpacks… quietly. Before […]
Visiting the 9/11 Memorial and Museum with Kids
There are 9/11 reminders all over New York City. There’s the skyline that was altered that tragic day. Every firehouse in the city has names on the outside honoring lives lost. Plaques across the city memorialize men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice, and those who went off to work, but never came home. […]