Ask anybody with a toddler and an iPhone or iPad and you’ll get the same response-“they won’t give it back”! Our toddler is just 19 months old and loves, absolute loves our iPad. The fact that he can control, learn and play with it makes his iPad time something he looks forward to. Granted, he doesn’t know when iPad time is, as it usually occurs when he’s on the verge of a melt down or needs something to hold his attention. Continue reading Daddy Mojo reviews: BubCap for your iPhone or iPad
Tag: Dads
Hey Dads-The Atlanta Baby & Child Expo is this weekend
Everybody in the Mojo house is excited as we’re expecting our second child in October. Just because we run a parenting blog don’t think that we know everything about being a dad, much less being a father to an infant. Infancy was more than a year ago and I have trouble remembering what we saw on television last night. I think it was Bait Car, but can’t be too sure. Continue reading Hey Dads-The Atlanta Baby & Child Expo is this weekend
Week 17-Mom and Dad, your baby is the size of an onion!
An onion is a small thing isn’t it? At this stage of the pregnancy game your unborn child is the size of an onion. Not The Onion mind you, unless the father has a superb ability to write fake news stories. Continue reading Week 17-Mom and Dad, your baby is the size of an onion!
How waiting tables can help you be a better parent
Working as a waiter in a restaurant is one of those life skills that you don’t realize is a life skill when you’re doing it. Similar to some people I worked as a waiter when I was between jobs or attending school. I didn’t realize it at the time, but those skills that I learned during those many restaurants have improved who I’ve become as a parent. Continue reading How waiting tables can help you be a better parent
Daddy Mojo’s Weed Challenge-The Results
It’s Mother’s Day Weekend! As any stay at home dad-with a pregnant wife and 19 month old toddler will do- I’m on toddler entertainment duty all weekend. It’s a weekend like this that Dad is glad that most of the weeds in the yard were dealt with in April. Continue reading Daddy Mojo’s Weed Challenge-The Results
What does a stay at home dad do on Mother’s Day?
In a stereotypical situation the mom takes care of the kids, goes shopping, does some errands and cooks. In those situations the ideal gift for Mother’s Day is a day at the spa or time away from the family. This would leave the father in charge of the family where it’s presumed that the house would implode, the hot water heater would burst; no diapers would be changed and if they were it would result in the babies poop ending up on dad’s face.
Continue reading What does a stay at home dad do on Mother’s Day?
DIY a Stay at home Dad can do: Wall paper removal
My wife and I love our house, for us it is perfect. When we have to move it’ll be because we’re old, gray and can’t make it up the stairs anymore. If we have to move before then and don’t like the people who’ll be purchasing the house, then this dad will spend hours putting up wall paper. Ugly, thick wall paper that will be immediately dated to an era when boy bands ruled and Good Vibrations wasn’t considered a cheesy song. Continue reading DIY a Stay at home Dad can do: Wall paper removal
Dad spends a night in the man cave: The Revenge
Mom had a business trip to visit one of her clients. While dad certainly misses his bride for the night, he would also welcome some time in the man cave. This trip had been announced for a couple weeks and not so secretly, dad had been making a man cave short list of movies to watch. Mom tried to help by saying that dad could watch two movies in one night. However, in reality, the short list was actually a real list of short actors in movies he’d wanted to see. Continue reading Dad spends a night in the man cave: The Revenge
Facebook
Twitter
Flickr
GooglePlus
Youtube