The Life of Dad After Show hosts, Art Eddy and Ryan Hamilton, bring on Nate Tuner from Raising Supaman. Nate has degrees in Accounting, Theology, History and Law and those degrees range from bachelors to doctorate. Nate feels that the important thing that he has ever done was being blessed [...]
Episode 2 of the Dudes to Dads Podcast has the show broken into segments and discuses many different aspects of being a dad. One way to connect with your kids to start a collection. you can share in the joy together of collecting, whether it’s coins, dolls, baseball cards, or [...]
This post was originally published on the Huffington Post's sports blog, The Tackle. The same post is below, but if you'd like to see my name and head-shot on The Huffington Post, feel free to take a gander with this link: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/aaron-yavelberg/keep-up-the-chatter-youth_b_6865492.html?utm_hp_ref=the-tackle Enjoy! I played a number of sports when [...]
Jon Vaughn developed something useful a lot of dads could use. It is called GenesisCCM which is a free child custody manager that helps parents keep solid and consistent records related to frequency of contact, communication, and expenses. The attorney version of GenesisCCM allows family law professionals the ability to provide [...]
How many NCAA Men’s Basketball brackets do you fill out each year? 10? 20? 30? It could seem like a lot of work to some, but for some this is the fun part of the “madness.” For those who fake a cold, bring in a tablet to work, or take [...]
We welcome Matt Blum (editor-in-chief of GeekDad.com) as a guest cohost this week as we discuss Cinderella, Frozen Fever, Star Wars: Rogue One, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios!
Tomorrow is Saint Patrick’s Day. It’s a day to remember the accomplishments and sacrifices of the great Saint of Ireland. A day to celebrate Irish culture. Within Ireland and a few other countries it's a Holy Day of Obligation for Catholics. In my household, and in deference to my own [...]
Dana Angelo White, author of First Bites. Topic: Superfoods for babies and toddlers. Issues: Defining superfoods; what growing bodies need; what they don’t need; simple recipes that emphasize fruits and vegetables, grains, protein, dairy, and eggs; getting kids to make good food choices on tier own.
