Teaching Your Child Resilience in 2020

Resilience is the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties, or toughness. It's the stuff heroes are made of and is something I hope every parent can show their kid(s) during these times. With all the chaos, fear and social distancing happening we need to be able to teach our children how to be resilient in …

Pay it forward: When a simple act of kindness can restore hope!

So for those of you that follow me on social media you'll know last Tuesday I posted about a special moment that happened to my family. Well I didn't think that was enough praise so here's a blog post too! 😆 On February 4, 2020 my fiancee, Bruce and I were at Wal-Mart shopping for …

Google Trends shows 2019 as the year for babies!

DaysoftheDad is excited to say that last year "babies" had their own category on Google Trends due to the amount of searches performed! For those of you that don't know about Google Trends as of yet please let me explain what it has to offer just in case it's something you might enjoy like me. …

Figuring out those first steps: What a father needs to know about teaching kids to walk

Those first milestones for your child can be some of the most exciting that's for sure! 😆 Their first words, first solid food, first time they crawl leading up to those, oh so important, first steps. Parenting can be one of the rewarding positions in life since we get the mind-blowing chance to see a …

An Awesome Development in Food Allergy Research for Children: AllerGenis 2020

Since writing the DaysoftheDad article "How to deal with allergies as a father: Everything from food allergies to EpiPen use" I've been watching articles about food allergies. I know that there a lot of children out there with food allergies and want to make sure their parents are equipped with information to live life to …

Five Great Tips for Parents when Changing a Diaper

I know for most parents like me changing a diaper can be a nightmare. 🤢 It's not only due to the rancid smell these little angels somehow make, but more often than not it's because they just don't stay still during the diaper change. Toddlers getting their diapers changed can squirm more than a worm …

Warning for my fellow parents: Keep an eye on what your kids watch

Luckily my son doesn't yet have the ability to get onto Netflix, Disney+, Hulu or YouTube in order to find something to watch on his own. 🙌 Not saying it won't happen soon. I'm just saying that most first time parents don't think of this when they first allow their child to watch content on …

Gadget Review by DaysoftheDad: The Best Wireless Earbuds of 2020 under $100

If you're looking for an awesome gift for your dad/father, or you're a parent in need of some amazing earbuds that won't break the bank then DaysoftheDad has the answer! 🤓 Now before I get all geeky dad on you with the specs, I want to explain how wonderful these wireless earbuds have been for …

The Big Question: What is it Like Being a Stay-At-Home Dad? #2020

Happy New Year everyone I'm glad that we made it without the world going to war over the Star Wars franchise's The Rise of Skywalker (If you're not following it you're missing out 🤣). I want to start off by wishing everyone that reads this happiness, health and growth (not the perverted kind guys 😐) …

How to deal with allergies as a father: Everything from food allergies to EpiPen use

As a new dad myself food allergies were at the top of the list I had to worry about for my new baby boy Bruce's health. You best believe that before we tried anything that wasn't specifically baby food we looked up common food allergies, how to avoid allergy issues if necessary and found some …