by Allison Katz

I’d like to start my very first post with a funny story that happened to the Katz family a few weeks ago.  Well, at least I think it's funny. Read more.

by Eric Guerin

The whole idea behind the name Daddy Knows Best was sort of a tongue-in-cheek reference to the 1950’s television show “Father Knows Best” but the truth is unlike Jim Anderson from the TV show, I don’t have all the answers…as any “real” Dad knows, none of us do. The truth is I’m a just a regular Dad, I have faults and make mistakes just like anyone else but becoming a Dad was one of the best things I have ever done. Read more.

by Allison Katz

As if there wasn’t enough my body had to go through before and after birth, losing my hair was just the icing on the cake.  It didn’t start happening until just around 3 months post partum, but lasted until my son was just about a year old.
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by Allison Katz

I used to absolutely LOVE this clip from the show Family Guy. I’ve never ever even watched an episode before but every time I saw... Read more.

by Allison Katz

Well not really. Christmas is my absolute favorite holiday so there was no question about whether or not we’d celebrate that, but do we celebrate Hanukkah too? My husband grew up celebrating Hanukkah and I grew up celebrating Christmas, so even though neither of us are super religious we of course wanted our child to celebrate the same rituals we did growing up.
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By Allison Katz

Recently I attended BlogHer, an annual blogging conference for women. I also participated in the first ever BlogHer Flashmob, thanks to... Read more.

By Allison Katz

I’m pretty sure all children at one point or another drink the dirty bath water, but how do you get them to stop? My son D thinks it’s hilarious to drink the water during bath time, but... Read more.

Guest Post by Arthur Osborne

I have a 6 month old son named Dax, my first child, and in this short time I have come to appreciate the efforts of Sir Ernest Shackleton and Sir Edmund Hillary. Their courage gives me inspiration to endure my own ‘adventure’.

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