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What Dads Really Want For Father’s Day
Fourteen dads make a wish list for Father’s Day that ranges from the fantastic to the absurd. Sadly, no one wants a necktie.♦◊♦ Carter Gaddis, DadScribeFor Father’s Day, I want a house with an endless...
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Top 10 Ways Obstacle Course Racing is Like Parenting
Any parent will tell you that there are a lot of obstacles in raising kids. Dave Lesser tells us why it’s a lot like jumping over fire.—I’m a stay-at-home dad and obstacle course race (OCR)...
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What Happens When an Atheist Dad Talks to His Kid About God
Dave Lesser doesn’t believe in God, but does his best to keep an open mind when his kids ask the big questions about religion—The Big Questions come at the most unexpected times. The other day,...
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Some Reasons Why You’re a Bad Parent
Dave Lesser makes the case for why self-loathing parents need to stop judging and give each other a break—Every other parent is doing it so much better than you are. They’re active, involved, always...
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Why I Don’t Really Give a **** If My Kids Curse
Dave Lesser argues that swear words aren’t the worst words a kid can add to their vocabulary—We all do it. What parent hasn’t accidentally cursed in front of their kids? Bullshit, you have to...
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Parenting Is Not a Competition, But I’m Winning
Dave Lesser wonders if the stereotypical parenting memes he sees every day really represent how modern parents are viewing their partners—Fathers are incompetent man-children who may be able to keep...
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Why Moms are to Blame for Babies Saying “Dada” First
Dave Lesser has his own theory regarding why babies often say one parent’s name long before the other—Science claims that babies say “dada” before “mama” because it’s easier for their little mouths to...
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Six Terrible Lessons I’m Teaching My Kids
Dave Lesser breaks down the best- and worst-case scenarios that could result from some of his more questionable parental lessons that he’s been passing down to his children.—Every parent wants to...
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Being the Primary Caregiver Doesn’t Mean Being the Favorite Parent. And...
Dave Lesser knows that he can’t always be his children’s favorite parent. But that doesn’t make it hurt any less.—I told my six-year-old daughter that she made me feel like crap. Not all the time, but...
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My Daughter Throws Like a Girl and My Son Is Such a Boy
Dave Lesser can’t ignore the innate gender differences between his daughter and son, but won’t let them be limited or defined by phrases like “girly-girl” or “boys will be boys.”—It’s easy to pretend...
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