Regardless of what I hope to do (or not do, actually) today, I can't help but think about what I've learned during my 36 years on the planet

Our job is to make a safe space where our children know they belong, and maybe we just end up making a place for ourselves too.

There was a moment a few years ago when having a dad bod was, bizarrely, fashionable. Now, I say "bizarrely", not because I think people ...

Here’s the bottom line: I often get asked how men can learn to be better, and my answer is always the same: Get therapy.

This is a total nostalgia episode! Let's look back to our childhoods.

So I guess the better question is “What does a cool parent look like?”, and when I really think hard about it, here’s my answer

There will be many of you who find the idea that this should be important to you to be laughable.

Here's what I learned from a video that failed miserably

Should I be showing off like this on my blog? Maybe not...

Growing up, there were only two situations where I saw men show any kind of emotion.

What we don't get a lot of is clear directions for how to respond when your friends adopt a child.

Real talk time: becoming a parent can be the toughest thing to go through, and it can be the most extraordinary thing to go through.

Let's face it - most kids talk a big game for people who hide behind their mommies' skirts at the first sign of anything new or unknown.

When you talk to a new parent about how sweet your kids were at the same age, remember to say “Oh, but there was tough times too!”.

I have a question for my boy: Could you be ANY more stubborn?

You aren't going to inspire this generation of new dads by taking a day of celebration for them, and turn it into something negative

Hello! It is I, the Worst Dad Ever! Let me tell you how I got that title.

It's a been a while, and without meaning to be rude, it hasn't actually been long enough since we last spoke.

Cuddles from both boys in one morning? What was going on here?

What's happening today reminds me of why I'm so anxious for my boys growing up in this country.