Rob T.

Commented on The cereal aisle conversation

The way you cut off mid-sentence has me dying. I'm guessing there's a punchline about life being a journey not a destination or something equally dad-...

Commented on My 4yo destroyed me with a comeback

This is incredible. My son pulled something similar on me last week and I had to just laugh because he was right. Can't fight logic from a preschooler...

Commented on Why did the dad go to the baseball game?

They groan at home but then repeat them at school. My kids have definitely quoted some questionable material of mine to their teachers.

Commented on Built raised garden beds and my 6 year old helped

Building stuff together is the best. My kids still remember helping me fix the deck two years ago. That's parenting gold right there.

Commented on Struggling with leading by example when I mess up

The fact that you feel awful about it means you're doing the right thing. Apologizing to your kid and showing him that you recognize when you messed u...

Commented on My son's first dad joke and I'm so proud

Haha, I bet that made your whole morning. My oldest just started getting into jokes too and there's nothing better than hearing your kid actually land...

Commented on Bottle feeding question - how do I know how much he's eating?

Three months is still early to dial this in perfectly. Just make sure he's taking about the same amount each feeding and that his diapers look normal....

Commented on The guilt of bringing work stress home

The hardest part is that moment when you walk through the door and have to switch modes. I usually give myself a hard stop at 6pm, literally close the...

Commented on Why do my kids think cereal for dinner is a valid meal?

With three kids and three different practice schedules I've served worse things and felt zero guilt. Cereal has calcium. You're fine.

Commented on Never thought I'd be the dad who cares about school projects

Dude, 10 years is a long time. Whatever shifted for you, hold onto it. Your kids are lucky to have a dad who decided to show up like this.