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Dan Scholz in Technically Dad Network

Nov 13, 2015

Parenthood is rolling amnesia

I have a good friend who is a new proud poppa. He is currently in the middle of one of the first major hurdles of parenthood — after learning how to live like a prisoner in your own home (no sleep, no shower, little bathroom privacy) — sleep training. Now while I need…

Dan Scholz in Technically Dad Network

Oct 16, 2015

The Golden Parent

Everyone knows that if you have more than one kid there’s a favorite. Each parent may have their own favorite, or they might share a favorite, but there’s always a favorite. Siblings have known this since since biblical times. And, parents have been using this simple fact to play siblings off of…

Dan Scholz in Technically Dad Network

Jun 11, 2015

There’s no one way to “dad”.

St. Patrick’s Day 2011. That’s the day that I became a father. I remember the moment that L was born quite well, despite the sleep deprivation that began on March 19, 2011 — the day we left the hospital room.

Dan Scholz in Technically Dad Network

Jun 4, 2015

How to get your kids to love things

I love cars. I’ve always loved cars. I will always love cars. And I spent the first few months of L’s life trying to make sure that she loved cars too because I wanted to share that with her.

Dan Scholz in Technically Dad Network

Jun 2, 2015

When did the world turn into one giant death trap? Or, How I learned to just play.

I was not what you might call a particularly cautious child. I climbed trees. I made model rockets with gunpowder charges. I tried my hand at archery, wrestling and cycling. I’ve broken my…

Dan Scholz in Technically Dad Network

May 28, 2015

How to get your kid to pack up and go

You have kids so you know the following situation well. Dinner needs to be eaten in 30 minutes or bedtime will be hell, no matter how great you are at story time. You have to leave the playground / playspace / place where children congregate en mass to worship at…