Harold Stewart
June 16, 2014 Guest Wordsmiths
2,609
I like to think of myself as a dad-in-training. Although I don’t have any children of my own, I take as much time as possible to visit and take care of my spectacular niece and nephew – I call them my adopted children. My cunning niece, Kendel, is a one year old, and my rambunctious nephew, Ashon, is three years …
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Don Jackson
June 9, 2014 Daddy Newbie, Reviews and Giveaways, Technology
4,050
It’s the age-old question: “What do I get dad for Father’s Day?” A tie? Too played out. A cordless drill? Too much like work. An art project, clay change bowl, wood bookends? Too old to do that (or maybe, just not enough time… So what do I do? What do I get that says: “I love you from here to …
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Don Jackson
June 9, 2014 Daddy Newbie, Parenting
3,848
With Father’s Day coming up, I find myself looking back at my childhood and thinking about the lessons I learned from my dad. I wonder, too, what I am passing on to my son–from that which my dad taught me. October marks the 15th year since my dad passed away. And, sometimes, I still have a hard time coming to …
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Don Jackson
June 8, 2014 Daddy Newbie, Food & Recipes, Technology
12,317
Disclosure: I am a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper amplification for Collective Bias and its advertiser. @CollectiveBias I was excited to hear about the new Food Assistant app from Kraft (as they teamed up with Blippar). It’s one of those apps that the kids love, but …
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Don Jackson
May 29, 2014 Daddy Newbie, No Text Thursday
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Don Jackson
May 22, 2014 Daddy Newbie, Parenting, Sayings/Quotes, What I learned this week
7,419
I first posted this article last year. I’ve expanded, and now am reposting, the article. I think it’s important to remember: We have but to listen… and we’ll hear their myriad of questions. Our children are in the process of discovering their world, testing those limits. Interspersed through the questions are realities of the world, with the pain, death and loss. …
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Don Jackson
May 13, 2014 Daddy Newbie
4,106
I first posted this article last year around this time. And, I’ve received positive feedback on the story, so I’ve expanded it. I offer it here–as a reminder of what we’ve experienced, and a foretelling of the many experiences that are yet to come… Enjoy the read. Celebrate in the camping experience (no matter how terrible it may seem). And, …
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Don Jackson
May 7, 2014 Daddy Newbie, Reviews and Giveaways
4,210
Well, I do my best to be a Romeo. (This was hard for me, as I do not see myself as being attractive.) Yet, I accepted this important mission–to take on the role of Romeo (or at least portray myself as such for @Starbucks #LatteRomeo). After all, we all know how essential the morning coffee is in the lives of dads (and …
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Don Jackson
May 7, 2014 Parenting, Reviews and Giveaways
2,645
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Walmart and Walmart Foundation for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. Well, it will soon be Mother’s Day, so I scooped the boys up and we made our yearly mom run to Walmart–so we could find a gift for their mom and mine as well. Being the very smart-and-savvy …
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Howie Kaibel
May 1, 2014 Guest Wordsmiths
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Howie Kaibel is Community Manager for Yelp Albuquerque–you can find him at howiek.yelp.com or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/howie.kaibel.9. He was a full-time, stay-home dad (he referred to himself as a Man Mom) for one year, when his daughter, Iris, was one year of age. He’s a husband and father of two kids: Iris (now three) and Aura (now 15). First, an official note: Iris is walking, everywhere. …
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