by Tobin Walsh
I was not overly pleased when I saw the price of a three-hour high ropes obstacle course – more than $200 for our group of two adults and two kids ($63/adult, $43/kid over 7 years-old). TreeHoppers, about an hour away Continue reading Dad Activity Review: TreeHoppers (Dade City, FL)
Recently, I spent three days absorbing as much Disney as possible with four of my children (ages 5 through 14) in Orlando. In this three part series, I’ll provide an unsolicited, unsponsored view of what we saw, spent, enjoyed, and Continue reading Disney for Days (and Dollars),Part I: Hollywood Studios
I hate impossible “should” parenting advice: well-meaning tidbits of knowledge which every parent can agree upon but cannot put into practice because of structural factors that prevent such action, or conflict with another piece of “should” advice. Parents, you can Continue reading Should a High School kid go to school before 8 am?
***While the following content was sponsored, all opinions are our own.*** Louisville has everything for a family looking for a quick vacation or a long weekend away. We spent time at two of Louisville’s attractions: Kentucky Kingdom and the Louisville Continue reading Feeling the Louisville Love
My 3 year-old daughter, Emersyn, has a YouTube problem. I started it. I wanted a quiet dinner, a meaningful conversation with my wife or to binge watch another ESPN 30 for 30 on an open Wednesday night. Her addiction to Continue reading If my 3-year-old can only have an hour of screen time, how will we go out to dinner?
The headlines surrounding Lori Loughlin’s high profile arrest for her role in a nationwide college admissions scheme are impossible to ignore. Details are salacious and, for “normal Joe’s” like me, the estimates of the family’s bribes to ensure admission for Continue reading Are your kids’ dreams worth $4,000?
Last Saturday I’d had enough of my often devilish-but-sometimes-sweet 3 year-old son, Everett. As if possessed by the ghost of a Chucky Doll, by mid-afternoon Everett was in full constant-tantrum mode. If he wasn’t hot, he was hungry or tired or Continue reading Reward Chart or Daddy’s Leverage?