Daughter made honor roll and I'm not gonna lie I cried a little
She's been struggling with math all year and we've been doing homework battles every night. Just got the email from school that she made honor roll. She put in the work, stayed pos
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She's been struggling with math all year and we've been doing homework battles every night. Just got the email from school that she made honor roll. She put in the work, stayed pos
Been working with him for like 3 months and today he just took off down the driveway. I let go and he made it a good 50 feet before he wobbly stopped himself. He turned around with
Started letting them help me cook dinner and suddenly they're way more interested in what's on their plates. Last night my 8yo asked for seconds of broccoli. SECONDS. My wife think
Coach asked who wanted water and I said 'I'd love some, I'm dying out here from all this cheering.' Whole sideline of parents lost it. My 9 year old rolled her eyes but I saw her l
Been working on this for like two months. He kept getting frustrated and wanting to quit. Today he just got it and rode twenty feet down the driveway on his own. The look on his fa
We were building with blocks and he just randomly said 'Dad you're my best friend.' I literally had to fight back tears in front of him. These moments man. They grow so fast.
Saturday morning I made pancakes, bacon, and eggs. Nothing was charred. Kids actually asked for seconds. Wife said it was the best breakfast she's had in months. Normally I just st
So I signed up to coach my 7yo daughter's soccer team at the start of the season and honestly didn't know what I was doing. Found some youtube videos, read some coaching books, and
That's it. That's the post. After a rough morning of tantrums he randomly looked up at me while we were making pancakes and said 'Dad you're my best friend.' Pretty sure my heart e
I know a lot of guys have horror stories about potty training but I just wanted to share what worked for us. Waited until my son was actually interested, let him pick out a cool se
After like 6 months of him refusing to even try, we went out today and he just decided to do it. We did the whole let go thing and he took off down the driveway on his own. He cras
That's it. That's the post. We just went to the park and came home and he told me I was the best dad in the world. I literally have done nothing special. We went down a slide and g
Been packing lunches for my oldest for a month now and finally got it right. No more complaints about what I packed. He's eating the sandwiches, the fruit snacks, the juice box. Hi
Fair and square. No throwing the race. She picked Rainbow Road, I thought I had it, and she blue shelled me right at the finish. Then she did the little victory lap dance and said
Took him out on the dock at the lake for the first time. He caught a sunfish after like 20 minutes and you would have thought he landed a marlin the way he was screaming. Wife got
It was just a little Dr. Seuss book with like 100 words but he did it all by himself. No help from me or my wife. Dude was so proud he wanted to read it again immediately. I may ha
Been working on this all summer. She was so scared of falling and I must have ran behind her for like 50 times holding the seat. Then one day last weekend I let go without telling
We were just sitting on the couch and he randomly said "Dad you're the best dad in the whole universe and maybe even in other universes too." I have no idea where it came from but
Usually when I try to help with school stuff my 9yo will just zone out or ask his mom instead. Today he had a math problem and actually sat there while I worked through it with him
This might sound dumb but I'm genuinely excited about this. We started a little garden in the backyard and let them pick what we grew. They chose carrots and tomatoes mostly. Seein