Pranking not only uncivilized, it is unruly and rude. There's no reason not to do it, especially in light of the stress parents experience from day-to-day. Doing so with your children absolves you of any wrongdoing!
Kids That are Polite, Kind, and Have Manners? It Starts With The Parents
Children that are both kind and caring to one another deserve credit... The parents even more so. Props to this sweet family and the values they espouse to one another.
The Art of ‘Ghosting’ – A New Trick That’s a Treat for Everyone
'Ghosting' is a new tradition, one that is worth sharing. There's no better way to have fun as a family!
The Value of Tomfoolery and Pranks: Part 1
There's no better way to relieve stress that with a good ole' fashion prank. Doing so with children absolves one from any wrongdoing 😉
The Father Apprentice Finds a Home: Familius Publishing
Familius Publishing will represent the publisher who brings The Father Apprentice to bookstores around the country.
The ‘Big Ask’, Featured on The Good Men Project
What's the best way to promote responsibility when your child has a big ask? Read on.
The Best Way to Manage a ‘Big Ask’ from your Child
Want to wear the pants when your kid has a 'big ask?' Here's how to best manage the situation.
Short Ribs that Will Shorten Your Lifespan (but so Worth it!)
A delicious short-rib dish, one that is truly indulgent! Not for the feint of heart, and the less your cardiologist knows, the better. #ChefJohn #FoodWishes #Cooking #ShortRibs #CookingWithKids #TheFatherApprentice
Why “Sticks-and-Stones” is Equal if Not More Important
Efforts to reduce bullying are important, but resilience represents an equal priority. 'Sticks and stones,' in Kindergarten and elementary school, is more relevant than ever.
Skewer your Soul with Grilled Teriyaki Chicken, Yum!
One of the most tasty kabob recipes I've come across - complete with a delicious marinade. Healthy and scrumptious!
Preserving Sweet Memories: Your Child’s First Day of Kindergarten
Here's a special way to preserve special memories. Your child's first day at Kindergarten more than qualifies.
Kindergarten: The Three Must-Haves A Child Needs On Day #1
If your child is one year away from Kindergarten, here are the three most important areas of development. You can control some of these behaviors but not all of them. With a little attention and commitment, you can use the time you have to better prepare your child for Kindergarten. This comes from someone who... Continue Reading →
The Wrap-Around Holiday: The Easiest Way to Enjoy a Two-Week Vacation
It would be a shame for the kids not to see grandma and grandpa at Christmas; The other holidays during the year? Sacrifice them to extend your holiday. One week vacations are nice, no doubt about it, but the opportunity to disconnect for two entire weeks comes with benefits. First, this is not for families... Continue Reading →
What Family DNA Tests Can Teach Us About America
DNA Results prove one thing - we're all connected in a unique way that is truly 'American.' A testament to family, ancestry and modern science.
The Best Product to Counter the Early-Rise Child
He rose from slumber at 6:30, then 6:00 and then 5:30 am. The madness had to stop, here’s what worked for us.