Our 233rd Dad in the Limelight is Walt Averill of Capabunga. I want to thank Walt for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

Our 232nd Dad in the Limelight is author Dr. Jim Taylor. I want to thank Jim for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

You can guarantee that on many occasions your kid will get nutted or slapped or punched by another kid – usually during a party or playgroup. And you can also guarantee that the parent of said offender will pull what I call the ‘Oh, kids!’ face. You know, the face ...

Our 231st Dad in the Limelight is Torkona Exon. I want to thank Torkona for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

Someone once told me that you don’t know the meaning of worry until you become a parent – and ever since I’ve become a dad, I know exactly what they’re talking about. Fuelled by horrific news stories like this and this, I sometimes find my anxiety rising to epic proportions. ...

Our 230th Dad in the Limelight is blogger, Jared Miller. I want to thank Jared for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

Our 229th Dad in the Limelight is Ordinary Parent Blogger Jason Ross. I want to thank Jason for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

Our 228th Dad in the Limelight is author Rick Kamal. I want to thank Rick for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.

Even before my hands touched my daughters newborn skin I had a connection with her.  My heart had already held her for nine months.We were no longer counting down the months, but the minutes, and once that minute hand struck 6:01 AM, every idea … Continue reading →...

Our 226th Dad in the Limelight is author Larry Nichols. I want to thank Larry for being a part of this series. It has been great getting connected with him and now sharing him with all of you.