The Not-The-Mama Dad Blog

Questions I Asked (Repeatedly) During The Holidays This Year

Holidays with a baby aren’t that much different. It’s just that I now find myself frequently asking about bows, buffalo plaid and musical elephants.

During cold weather, we dress our baby following one simple rule: there’s no such thing as too many layers.

A new father, bonding with his infant son during meal time, contemplates the milestones ahead in their relationship.

We lit a candle to properly grieve the end of the era when our parenting activities didn’t involve the word “chase.”

“Laugh like a baby,” “Cry like a baby,” “Poop like a baby.” Here’s what they mean…

A dose of reality is never more clear than when you compare a typical, pre-baby date night with the one we just had.

In this illustrated short story, three giants are on a routine hunt for tiny creatures until they encounter an unusual one.

I just finished my most recent round of babysitting, and I’m starting to understand why I’m not allowed to do it very often.

A jealous man learns the secret of Favian’s success and attempts to harness it at any cost.

A lonely man ventures into the woods and falls in love with a magical being. Someone else watches from the shadows.