parenting

We are all guilty of giving our kids screens to occupy them when we need a break. However, you're really missing out on the point of eating out as a family if your kids staring at a tablet.

This mom blogger recently put a video on Facebook showing just how different it is to be a mom of a kid versus a "mom" of a dog.

Sometimes Moms know best.  With Mother's Day coming up this weekend, it seems fitting that I'm sitting here typing this with bloodshot, tired, baggy eyes.  We had another rough one last night.

I get it.  The dad struggling to hold it all together is an iconic funny moment made famous from TV shows and movies.  You'll see him struggle changing diapers.  You'll see him dropping things in the grocery store with kids screaming.  You'll see him burn dinner, shrink clothes in the dryer, and let the kids destroy the house.   But does that really happen anymore?  I can't think of another fellow

Have you ever seen that diaper commercial, where they show how much better you are a parenting by the time you have your second kid?   That's kind of crap.

We "fall back" an hour this weekend.  That used to mean we would get an extra hour of sleep.  Now, as parents, it means we will fight and struggle with waking up the kids and getting them to sleep for a week.

Hats off to this dad who is definitely winning at parenting.  It's amazing what a simple mask can do.  Check out some of my favorite videos of BatDad Blake.

All kids these days want to do is stare at computer screens, video game screens, anything that's electronic.  Most of us parents try to minimize how much we let them stare at electronics, but it can be a tough battle.  And honestly, it's a lot easier to just get them out of your hair for a bit and let them play.  I ran across a blog I wanted to share with you that has a great idea on how to handle

I usually don't even try watching new TV shows anymore because inevitably they get cancelled before they get a chance to grow an audience.  Last night, I couldn't find the remote control, so I ended up watching "The Slap" on NBC.  I originally was mildly intereste I'm hooked.  Here's why.

I'm missing out on seeing some of my friends lately.  In fact, it may seem like I've dropped off the face of the earth.  Sometimes I don't return phone calls, sometimes I'll have to cancel meeting up with you, and some of my favorite social activities I never do anymore...

Bravo Cheerios, you've got me smiling.  All too often Dad's have been the butt of jokes when it comes to parenting.  Not this time, Cheerios nails it.  I have a feeling there will be some other dads like me just buying this product to say thanks.  Plus it looks pretty good!

Talk about a sense of entitlement!   This 18 year old girl was kicked out of the house for not following rules by her parents, and now she is suing them to pay for her college.