Husband and father. Communication specialist by day, freelance writer by night, asleep by later that night.
While it’s certainly not as taboo as it once was, it can still be uncomfortable to ask questions about fostering. Here are some responses to the questions you’re afraid to ask.
After years of assuming foster care wasn’t right for me, God finally slapped me in the face to show me my true calling.
Helping a toddler learn to talk is one of the most rewarding experiences. Soft Rs, missing vowels and pronoun confusion all make it fun to listen to any young speaker. For months (and years), their little minds and mouths slowly work together to form more complex sentences and […]
I think I’ve finally figured out why parents are obsessed with making their kids say Thank You – and it has nothing to do with manners.
I recently sang the praises of Tinybeans, an app that serves me well in two primary ways: 1) it’s an amazingly robust private social network; and 2) it is by far the best way to catalog and record all of your children’s milestones. Scrapbooks and baby books are […]
Tinybeans is a private social network that helps me stay in contact with my family, while also preserving all of my kids’ memories.
Producer Chris Loggins provides an inside look at Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood and spills the beans on where Ugga Mugga comes from
We don’t expect to learn much from the shows we watch, which is why I was surprised to learn so much from a show geared toward my toddler.
This might surprise you, but labor is a bit more complicated than squeezing a ping-pong ball out of a balloon.
Bill Cotter talks about his inspirations, from the literal shrinking of Rolling Stone Magazine to endless
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