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C’mon, Dad, again! One more time! Can we keep going a little longer? Let’s start over! I don’t…
Nothing about Marcus Aurelius’ reign was fair. Fate tested him with one catastrophe after another. The Parthians invaded…
You work very hard and are able to provide. Not just the basic necessities, but all sorts of…
How do you get through to your kids? How do you show them what’s right? How can you…
It feels elitist to say this, but it’s true: Public education is built for the lowest common denominator….
As dads, one of the hardest things to think about is our kids experiencing hardship. So maybe we…
The writer Ambrose Bierce was a notorious cynic and curmudgeon. He was also fearless and hilarious and a…
We talk to our kids about doing what’s right. We talk to them about thinking for themselves. We…
The New Zealand All Blacks is the most successful rugby franchise of all time. They have a legacy that rivals the great teams in nearly…
Here’s an interesting idea, perhaps not totally supported by science, but true enough to jibe with experience: We contain within us, at birth or by…
We think we are giving our kids what they want when we spoil them, when we make life a fantasy of indulgence and specialness. We’re…
When the columnist and author David Brooks’ son was born, a friend sent him an email that just said, “Welcome to the world of unavoidable…
What does success look like? It can take many forms in many industries. It can be financial or it can be prestigious. It can be…
With her very last breath in 1915, Amanda Pearson grabbed her daughter Josephine’s hand and said, “Daughter, when I’m gone—if the Susan B. Anthony Amendment…
Early on here at DailyDad.com, we shared some parenting advice from David Carr, one of this century’s great journalists—a man whose life was cut surprisingly…
Life isn’t fair. It just is. The world is filled with objective facts. Actions have consequences. We miss a chance to do something, that opportunity…
It’s easy to know what a dad is supposed to say. Work hard. Be a good sport. Do your best. Mind your manners. Say please…
Gerald Ford followed an unlikely path to the presidency. He was born in 1913 to a family that was soon torn apart by divorce (quite…
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