We are works in progress. We crash, and we keep trying. Because that’s what real dads do.
You are laying the foundation for your child’s future mind.
Where you put your time and energy becomes your reality.
Going to your first Vipassana 10-day course? Here’s what to know, how to prepare, and answers to common questions.
I wanted to hold on to the fall colors. Here’s how we made leaf collages, and leaf Christmas ornaments. And where do leaves get their colors anyway?
Apple said Think Different. But how do you sow different thinking in kids? Here’s one way we tried, starting with familiar fruit.
We use all kinds of crazy voices at story time. It engages the kids, and keeps it interesting for dad too. Listen in on how these crayons sound.
Kids are excited. The years go fast. Here’s how stretch out the special times.
Listen: When Little Owl falls out of the tree, it takes some help from new friends to track down his mummy. Fun voices keep kids engaged.
A small daily investment amounts to hundreds of hours of family time per year. Here’s how to calculate the potential.
Listen to these voices: A boy bunny falls in love with another boy bunny. The Stink Bug (someone you know), doesn’t like it one bit. But friends vote that being different is okay.
This is fun. Just 3 steps to help winter spies do what they do best.
“Today is the best day of my life.” It started with balloons. Lots of balloons. Balloons stuffed with photos and treasure hunt clues.
Grow a beautiful memory of what your kids read, and a visual motivator to keep them turning those pages.
Step right up. The incredible edible egg has got some secret strength. Experience it first-hand, then find out why it works—for most of us.
It turns hard when you hit or squeeze it. But treat this oobleck gently, and you’ll have runny slime to pass the time.
This is an easy one that you and your kids will enjoy. Plus, get a cool window into what stuff is made of.
Need some pumpkin inspiration? Here are Halloween pumpkin ideas that we’ve done—some easy, some trickier, all fun.
On the joy—and theft—of making gingerbread houses.
Sometimes the best way to overcome doubt is to just get started.
Situations change. People change. Here’s why actively open-minded parents are better at predicting the future.
To teach our kids, we must know how they learn.
Today, I got triple smacked from a new breed of AI, and I’m mind-blown. What should we tell the kids?
We are works in progress. We crash, and we keep trying. Because that’s what real dads do.
A mountaintop snowstorm left us lost and scared. Solution? Keep going, one meter at a time.
Beware of that over-praise x criticism combo. And be kind to yourself.
Every time you notice you’ve reacted poorly, you take a step forward.
I’m not a very routine person. But these small daily habits add up to big changes over time.
Be there with your kids, but don’t live through them.
The future is a great big question mark. Let’s train for that.
The issue was his. But his dad discovered that he has room to improve too.
Psst: it’s not the only way to do it.
How to teach your kids a growth mindset, one spill at a time.
When was the last time you asked your partner what you can do better for them?
Discover ways to engage your kids, create meaningful memories, and make learning fun.
Or just have a peek through another parent’s eyes.
We’re submitting our family to an unnecessary experiment. Here’s why we’re leaving our simple life, and how we got organized to make it happen.
read moreTake a visual trip through the past 40 years. A memory lane full of thousands of photos, news stories, tech developments, and pop culture. A journey through the coevolution of my mind, body, and the world around.
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You are laying the foundation for your child’s future mind.
Every time you notice you’ve reacted poorly, you take a step forward.
Stop saving time. Start paying attention.
The future is a great big question mark. Let’s train for that.
Where you put your time and energy becomes your reality.
This isn’t science. But it does make transitions easier.
