What to expect from your 18 month old toddler

Babies start to become fun when they turn 5 months.  Granted they are always fun, but sometimes the work to fun ratio is weighted heavily (exclusively) in work.  By now your little toddler is probably walking to some extent.  What else can you expect from your 18 month old toddler? Continue reading What to expect from your 18 month old toddler

How my wife and I discovered our 3YO son gaming the system

As a child I remember gaming the system.  The system varied from sneaking into a swimming pool to getting out of chores, but I was a sneaky young man.  3YO Mojo gamed our system for a couple of days, until we got wise to it. Continue reading How my wife and I discovered our 3YO son gaming the system

6 tips on taking small children to a movie theater

We saw Skyfall when it was it theaters, great movie if you haven’t seen it.  The theater was packed and seating was limited.  In front of our seats was a young couple with a 3 month old in their baby carrier.   The specter of a crying newborn was almost as scary as Javier Bardem’s performance was creepy.  Continue reading 6 tips on taking small children to a movie theater

Experiencing life instead of documenting it: A 3 YO reads to our cat

The other week 3 YO Mojo had a tricycle wreck which earned him his first trip to the ER and 6 stitches in his chin.  Those stitches had to stay in for 6 days and unknown to him he had something in common with Ripley, one of our cats.  A week prior to that she went to the doctor to have minor surgery near her eye; which required her to have 6 stitches too.  After that the major difference that he noticed about her was that the cone she wore around her head was convenient for putting his Little People in. Continue reading Experiencing life instead of documenting it: A 3 YO reads to our cat

Nothing prepares a parent for a child’s first trip to the ER

Children are resilient, bouncy creatures covered in fleshy skin.  It’s probable that at some point during your parenting adventures they’ll have an accident or do something to warrant their first trip to the ER.   That happened to us-everyone is OK, just a boo boo, but it’s a bigger than average boo boo on his chin that required 6 stitches.  Continue reading Nothing prepares a parent for a child’s first trip to the ER

Superman and the Poisoned Planet is a book kids will dig

When I was 7 I started reading Spidey, it was a version of Spider Man that was produced by The Electric Company.  The stories were Spider Man lite, the language & art was cartoonish and the entire comic was focused on young readers.  While the art may take some of the spotlight, with comic books and heroes it all comes down the reading aspects to make a good book really click. Continue reading Superman and the Poisoned Planet is a book kids will dig

Healthy up your sweet tooth with UNREAL Candy and enter to win $10,000 to shop at Target

Too much junk in your family’s trunk?  10 syllable words in your snacks got you worried?  Would you rather have red colored candy be red naturally from beets or due to the mysterious chemical dye Red #40?  As a parent whose child has recently discovered candy I’ve started to think about what goes into their young bodies.  UNREAL Candy has a fascinating story as a company and puts their all natural ingredients where their (and your) mouth is.

Continue reading Healthy up your sweet tooth with UNREAL Candy and enter to win $10,000 to shop at Target

Check out Daddy Mojo on LOVE 860 AM, Thursday, 12/27 from 1-2

Before becoming a dad I worked with a non-profit organization doing PR, fundraising and social media.  During that time I was fortunate enough to do some work with Conn Jackson.  Conn is a TV presenter, radio host and one of the nicest, most positive people you’ll ever meet.  I’m not just saying that because I’ll be on his radio show either, I swear. Continue reading Check out Daddy Mojo on LOVE 860 AM, Thursday, 12/27 from 1-2

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