Hello World. Welcome to DaddyDev! DaddyDev Creator and Life of Dad Co-founder & Chief Web Developer, Ryan E. Hamilton, gives a few opening statements about DaddyDev, the humble quest to teach his 7-year-old son how to code, and why you, too, might find the show educational and entertaining. Enjoy! 8)
I think my wife should get a job as one of those “sniffer” dogs. Hmm. That just didn’t sound right, did it? Lemme try again. I think my wife would make a good “sniffer” dog. Yeah, this one could get me in some trouble, if I don’t choose my words [...]
There are some things that we, as parents, do every single day. They’ve become so routine that they barely warrant any thought. Why not take those moments and make them something special for your kids. Turn the mundane into marvelous. Here are a few things I do with my [...]
This week for our Art and Crafts segment here at Life of Dad we are making Styrofoam snowmen. This is another fun wintertime craft that your kids will enjoy. The cool thing (pun not intended) about this craft is that just like no two snowflakes are alike, each of your [...]
Tom Riles & Art Eddy have the great pleasure to talk with Dad 2.0 Summit founders Doug French and John Pacini. Doug and John give some back story to how the summit came to be and what to expect this year in New Orleans on January 30th to February 1st. [...]
If you’re dealing with those tender years that fall between high chairs and high school, then this show is for you! We’re talking to parent coach, Meghan Leahy, who shares some of the wisdom you’ll find on her website, Positively Parenting. From two to twelve, being a great parent to [...]
Art Eddy and Ryan Hamilton bring on Adrian Kulp from Dad or Alive. Adrian talks to the guys about his panel at the Dad 2.0 Summit in New Orleans this year on January 30th to February 1st. We also talk about his many cool exploits around the globe working in [...]
Last week, my wife was feeling a bit under the weather. In an effort to give her some rest, I volunteered to take our 4 kids (7yrs, 5yrs, 18mo old twins) out of the house and go get dinner with them. We went to a local pizza place for [...]
A weekly look at father involvement in education through the Watch D.O.G.S. program of the National Center for Fathering. Our guest this week is Steve Wilcox from Grafton Village Elementary School in Fredericksburg, VA. We will be discussing his involvement in Watch D.O.G.S. and the organizing of Donuts with Dads [...]
When I was in my twenties, I spent a few years working as an EMT in the emergency medical services. This basically meant that I had to take some classes and pass some exams that proved that I had somewhat of a general idea of what makes the human body [...]
