Daniel Lewis reflects on the sport that spans the generations in his native Australia.
The End of the Day
Are All Men Assholes?
Little League Lessons
Ups and Downs: The Lives of Siblings of Special-Needs Kids
Practising New Steps With the Ex-In-Laws
Why Don’t Dads Approve?
“They Made Fun Of Me…”
Grieving and Blogging: A Chat with Chris Martin, Just a Dad
“As a Dad, There are Many Things I Have No Idea About. Doing My Daughter’s Hair Isn’t One of Them.”
My Way Through Hell
“She Sees Me As a Hero. It’s Time I Held Up My End of the Bargain.”
Is Love Enough?
How I Went From Lad to Dad In Just Three Hours
“Congrats, You’re a New Dad. Now Get Back to Work!”
Daddy-Daughter Movie Night
Kids Quitting: A Father’s Dilemma
Introducing Dads Group Inc.
A Baby Winter’s Night
Rock and Roll Dad
What Dads Can Learn From Pie
The Missing Piece Of The Jigsaw
The Trouble With Being a Stepmother
Stepping Up
One Widowed Parent, One Time Machine
My Dad: A Man of Magical Mysteries
Single Dads On the Rise, But Challenges Persist
“Don’t You Miss Working?”
A Firm Grip
Holding On
Q&A with Jason Osmond (a.k.a. @Jasonmarriedup)
How Do You Provide For Your Family?
Mercury At Full Stretch
Four Things My Daughter Says At Mealtime
Preaching Papas’ Plight with Mike Cruse
Are We Too Connected?
From one Father(‘s Day) to the next
Why Father’s Day is more important than Mother’s Day
You’re amazing (even if I’m not meant to say it!)
A day in the life of a working dad
Remembering Dad and Poppy
The clash of freedom and guilt
Get to know Sonny and Rudy’s dad – Hamish Blake
A follow-up to ‘101 experiences I want my daughter to have’
Dispelling the ‘Mr. Mom’ myth
Dating as a 40-year-old single parent
Craig Freeman, The Rambling Dad
Doing a U-turn on the childless
Getting paid to Dad
My failure: a son in therapy
Fortunate child: having a good father
Letting go… or being let go?
2 O’clock and All Was Well
Post-it notes and parental pitfalls: Q&A with Chris Illuminati
When the wheels come off
I thought I was emotionally connected, how wrong I was
Blank tapes, beers and The Boss
My postnatal depression battle
David Millard, Creator, Tales of Two Children
The good, the dad and the ugly
Likeness and love: a Mother’s Day tribute
It Takes a (Virtual) Village
Jason Thompson: artist, dad
Brad Blanks: NYC on-air personality and dad of three
The dad who gets paid to drink and write about beer
Anxiety: More powerful than a locomotive
Mark Nethercote: author, paediatrician, (belated) dad
Three wise women
Profile: Brad Nagle, Dear Agony Dad
Light and shade: my daughter’s first painting of me
Dave Butters: businessman, man’s man, dad
Third time’s a charm
The Decade Gap
Why dads with girls should be happier… or should they?
“I Just Want to Be The Best Dad I Can Be…”
Hospital Green
“You’re Going to Nanna’s, B!tch!”
Red Dinosaur
No Jacket Required
Mirrored in the Past, Present and Future
Parenting & (Anti) Social Media
Important Men’s Business
Dad Life
Articles
It’s not until the end of the day, once his kids are down, that stay-at-home dad and writer Andrew Knott realises just how much “living” his kids do each day.
Dad-blogger Si Wood says the culture of single mums voicing poisoned views on men is impacting those most vulnerable: their children.
Sometimes the f-bomb is, well, necessary – especially when dealing with a tantrum-riddled Little League coach.
All children require care and nurturing, but the amount required can be double or even triple for a child with special needs. Where does that leave the siblings of special-needs kids?
Brad Nagle offers an unfiltered view into the rollercoaster ride that is parenthood.
Splitting with the mother of your children brings a whole new dynamic to dealing with the in-laws, writes this British dad-blogger.
Parenting 101 founder Dale Allen Berg laments the lack of inclusion for dads in the parental marketing landscape.
“With her mother being white and her father black, I knew this day might come. I just didn’t expect it to happen this early.” As National Bullying Prevention Month draws to a close, Linell Green calls for an end to the type of bullying that his kindergarten-aged daughter has experienced.
We chew the fat with widower dad Chris Martin, whose blog Just a Dad has struck a chord not only in his native Australia but all over the world.
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