I’m a first time dad with a four-year-old daughter, and I don’t feel like I know enough about her education options to make the best decision for her. I’d love your advice!

A petition convinced Seventeen Magazine to “not alter the body size or face shape of the girls and models in the magazine”… now Teen Vogue is being petitioned…

I’m happy to report parents need not resign ourselves to the sea of hum-drum mini-vans and SUVs that prowl our suburbs. Video Review of the 2013 Ford Flex…

My dad was a strong, proud man, but I remember seeing him tear up while the patriotic music played and he lit the sky on fire with brilliant displays of color.

What is the leading cause of accidental death in children 1–4 years of age? Motor vehicle, fire, poison, suffocation? No, it’s none of these. Please read this:

While reading her Cinderella, our 3½ yo daughter asked me to dance. I’m ashamed to say my first thought was, “I’m too tired to dance with you tonight.”

Dancing, singing & giggling is my daughter’s natural state. Sometimes I worry that formal dance training may rob her of that natural, untrained, fearless grace.

Thank you for your votes! I conducted a survey recently and asked you which A Daddy Blog posts were your favorites. These 12 received the most votes from you…

Books have played a very special role in my 3½ year old daughter’s and my relationship. For more than three years now I’ve read to and tucked in my little girl every night…

We’re planning our first family vacation with our daughter who will be 4 years old. How do you stay in the same room, and still do naps and sleep at night?

It turns out, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience! My head did not explode nor my brains turn to jelly. Here’s is a simple survival tip for other dads…

While there is no right or wrong way to use Twitter, there are better and worse ways. These Twitter tips are targeted at my fellow bloggers and website owners.

Yes, I’m a dad and I’m about to talk about breastfeeding! Actually that’s the point of this blog. We don’t talk about it enough. I wish someone had talked to me.

I was five when Disney’s Small World ride broke down and I was trapped with those creepy little singing dolls for an eternity… or maybe 30 minutes. Read on…

I decided to write this letter to you. I know, of course, that you can’t read it just yet, but it’s not meant for the current you anyway; it’s for a future you.

What if you received a letter from your child… a letter written in the future? What if you didn’t like what it said? What if there was still time to fix it?

Too often parents suffer in silence after a miscarriage, believing they are alone, feeling perhaps somehow it was their fault. It’s time for the silence to end.

The handsome prince leaves you with 3 little prince & princesses to feed and an underwater mortgage on the castle? How does Disney prepare our girls for that?

I read someplace recently that the phenomenon that is the “mommy blog” has not taken off in the same way for “daddy bloggers” because men would not use such a demeaning way of labeling their work. Apparently there are those who believe that “mommy” and “daddy” are somehow inferior, less respectful, less respectable ways of being addressed. I don’t agree.

Let’s daydream for a moment of summer; the summer ahead and the hazy memories of our childhood summers past. Oh, and I’ll tell you a tale of THE AMAZING THING!