Bruce Jenner shows us how giving up on yourself is the key to being a great father.

Something is amiss with the Mother's Day 2012 cover of The New Yorker magazine ... at least as far as the "mothers who know best" crowd goes. See how many wrongs you can find in this picture?

What the title said.

How can I save a life for $20?

There is no good metaphor for parenting.

The Avengers may be the biggest film of the summer, and it's still spring.

What do you do when the teacher becomes the bully?

I ask you, oh wise and knowledgeable DadCentric readers, in the spirit of blogosphere community and buttinski-ism, to give my boy some advice for his 10th year on Earth and (cue cavernous echo effect) BEEEEE-YOOOOOoooond.

We've thrown a few jabs at Dan of Single Dad Laughing, the Thomas Kinkade of dadbloggers. But frankly we were a bit stunned when we read his magnum opus "A Teen's Brave Response To 'I'm Christian Unless You're Gay'". What?...

Despite all the complaining we dads do about our being portrayed by the media and entertainment industries as inept or uninvolved, we really should be thankful. After all, we could have our own reality show on the Lifetime network proving it.