So now I’m hoping that some of you readers have also captured some of your own crazy summer kid moments. I’m sure you’ve already shared them with friends, family and those people you kind of know that friend-ed you on Facebook.
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Will Holmes
A former Silicon Valley securities law attorney who became a stay-at-home dad when his son was one, Will is now back in the workforce part-time while his son enjoys the highs and lows of New York public schools and his wife works her tail off. As the primary caregiver and a working parent, here is his view from both sides of the fence.
Archive: Will's Latest Posts
August 31, 2010
Super Summer Videos
August 12, 2010
Where Are All The People?
After far too long, Who’s Your Daddy is back for your reading pleasure (or as close as I can get). The Family has just returned from a journey to the left coast to celebrate the Little Man’s Great Grandma’s 100th birthday among other family visits, events and other shenanigans.
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July 7, 2010
Nursery Design By You!
While the title of this blog post may lead you to think it should more appropriately be coming from our design Guru, David Netto over at his blog smartly titled Nursery Design, rest assured I’m not tackling any actual design topic. This post is one for all you moms and dads that might like to see how different designs might look in your dream nursery or just play with cool online tools. Our favorite prenatal and pregnancy site, The Cradle has partnered with Rooms By You to bring you the latest and greatest nursery design tool:
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June 24, 2010
Private Video Sharing With Vidme
Sites like YouTube or Vimeo have always been so “everyone” focused with people trying to gain fame and fortune. Many of us would rather just share some of those classic kid moments with friends and family. Vidme, a new company wants to help…
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June 21, 2010
Dirty Diaper App for Next Generation Diapers
Scientists at the University of California San Diego working on “smart underwear” are testing chemical sensors printed directly on the underwear that measure bio-markers found in sweat. These sensors will allow the “smart underwear” to monitor key chemicals found in the wearer’s sweat to administer medications automatically for soldiers in the field or for other, more close to home, applications?
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June 10, 2010
Words of Wisdom from Modern Family
In nature, fathers are known to eat their young. Is it because they’re delicious? No. It’s because they want to give their female bear, giraffe, what have you, the honeymoon they never had. Just to be clear, I’m not condoning eating your kids – but I sure as heck know why giraffes do it.
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June 3, 2010
Green Spring Cleaning – Still Time!
Yes, it is still spring and yes you still have time to do that spring cleaning you’ve been putting off since March 20 (the date spring officially started). Junk in your garage, crumbs under your refrigerator and dust bunnies everywhere else.
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May 27, 2010
Never As Expected – Always Perfect
As we approach the Memorial Holiday weekend, we’re all starting to think about summer and vacations and all the wonderful things that go with that. Also, some of us are planning those family moments where everything will come together in one shining moment – or not.
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May 18, 2010
It’s No Myth – Kids Have Boundless Energy
The Fitbit Experiment data is in and the winner is the Little Man in a landslide. After compiling data for three days, I had to say uncle. It is no myth, kids in fact do have boundless energy. After three days, the results (steps and Fitbit Active score) looked like this
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May 13, 2010
The Fitbit Experiment Day 0 (Kids In Constant Motion)
So consider this the first entry in a not so scientific experiment to measure the boundless energy of a seven year old and compare it to the not-so-boundless energy of a forty year old dad. We’ll be using Who’s Your Mommy’s Fitbit and run the risk of loss or destruction of that Fitbit in the name of science.
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