I Bought a Knife for My 18-Month-Old. Here’s Why.
I found a small knife. Sharp and true. This would be the one that gets passed down to my son. He will…
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Order Through Chaos: Teaching Teenagers How to Think
The other night I was playing a game of Chinese chess with my son. It’s something we do every so often since…
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Trees Witness the Growth, Wonder of a Child Through the Years
To think that our existence is merely a few rings of these trees vast trunks is humbling and enlightening.
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First Day of School Brings Worry for Child, Parent Alike
A photo of a dad's first day of school gets him thinking about the long journey ahead for his 4-year-old child.
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College Planning Easier When Parents, Children Answer Tough Questions
College planning means preparing yourself as well as your child for the hard realities of getting into, paying for and surviving school.
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Awkward Reflections of Self in Child Require Understanding, Acceptance
What am I doing wrong to socialize him? Am I unwittingly damaging him through my awkward parenting style and personal deficiencies?
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