Lead Dad 101

Work Arounds When Lead Dads Get Left Out
Monday PSA, from a near miss.Working Moms – we need your help. Please tell the mothers who email birthday party invites only to you to stop…
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Anton Mavrin – Wilton, CT
Welcome Anton Mavrin from Wilton, CT, as our Lead Dad of the Week. A husband and father of two children under age 4, Anton is the director…
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Why Expectations Are The Key To Parenting Success
All the myriad questions that parents have about their children can be boiled down into one, single issue: expectations, says Sue Groner…
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Did a Four-Month Old Spark a Fatherhood Change?
Congressman Jimmy Gomez told me that personal experience had long informed his politics. So, I wasn’t surprised to see him taking the lead…
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Craig Kessler
Meet Craig Kessler, our Lead Dad of the Week! Craig, a father of three boys, created The Dad Advice Project – a collection of practical…
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What Divorced Lead Dads Need To Know
Before coaching Dads, Drew Soleyn was a sports coach turned corporate coach. Coaching executives was important but what if the the then…
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Mauro Di Lieto – London, England
Say hello to our Lead Dad of the Week, Mauro Di Lieto from London, England!Mauro is the head pastry chef at The Landmark London, an iconic…
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What a U.S. Congressman Can Do For Dads
Congressman Jimmy Gomez, who represents Los Angeles in the House of Representatives, put his 4-month-old son Hodge into a baby sling…
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What Emotions From The Bleachers Tell Us
I take any opportunity to be present for my daughters – walking and talking, sitting and playing, and yes, going to their athletic events…
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Seth Movsovitz – Palm Valley, FL
With college – and college football – in full swing, we’re introducing the founder of DadFrat as our Lead Dad of the Week. Seth…
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The Risks of Logistics In Love
I get a thrill out of sequential tasking. Not multitasking, where I’m trying to do more than one thing at once. But sequential tasking…
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Who Teaches You To Be a Dad at Work?
Companies are starting to give men paternity leave at work. It’s a start. But there’s still a macho culture that can make taking that leave difficult. That same culture can also quiet men who want be open about being caring, engaged fathers – while als …
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