Traveling with kids can be immensely rewarding. It can also be, as any parent who has ever tried it knows all too well, insanely frustrating. First, you’ve got the transportation issues: Modern air travel, when involving major international airports, is royal pain in the ass. Train travel within the U.S. […]
This one is super simple and spiffy for adults and kids alike. OWTK HELPFUL IDEA #5 – Keep the Change Keep your loose change in a jar and mentally earmark those accumulating funds for something special: a milkshake, concert tickets, a Lionel Messi FC Barcelona jersey (wink, wink), a weekend […]
I’ve been invited by Crest to test out their new mouthwash. I realize that this, on it’s own, might seem odd considering I generally focus on kid’s media and parenting. Well, yeah…I guess. But I’m also a dude with some minor teeth issues. So there. My problems stem, most likely, […]
It’s the 1st Friday of a new month…that means a new article of mine has been published over on EverydayChildhood.com! Head there now to read about sneaky carrots and good conversation. If you dig, please leave a comment.
The Bear had a school assembly this week. ‘Assembly’ is one of the cutest words to hear her say aloud. She accentuates the ‘bly’ this way: ba-lee. I ask repetitive, kinda idiotic questions like “what did you say you had today sweetie?” and “your teacher said it was time to […]
More of me. My first post for the snazzy parenting website EverydayChildhood.com was published this morning. I’ll be manning the 1st Friday ship over there (each Friday features a post from a dude and I’m honored to be in the mix that includes Adam Cohen from DadaRocks and previously, Josh […]
My oldest not-so-little-anymore lady turns 7 years old today, at 12:14pm officially. Here she is through the years. Happy 7th Birthday, Bear.
The Bear has gotten a lot of ink – both digital here on OWTK and in the pages of Time Out New York Kids Magazine (she co-authored two articles with me last year). It’s time you meet the Mouse. Here’s a quick, funny story from, and about, my youngest daughter. […]
