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What Working At Summer Camp Taught This Dad

J.R. Havlan got an offer he couldn’t refuse: come work as the communications director at sleepaway camp. The eight-time Emmy…

Josh Crandall, an entrepreneur, husband, and father of two, is our Lead Dad of the Week. Josh Crandall began his career on Wall Street and…

Doug Patton is an inventor with over 200 products to his name, ranging from a biomedical device used worldwide for eye surgery to an…

Andy Kriebel, a new father who also has four older children, is our Lead Dad of the Week! Kriebel has worked in senior data analysis roles…

In one year, Chris Michalak lost his marriage, his job and his dog. He became a single Lead Dad with custody of his sons. He kept it…

A professional golfer, and Lead Dad in Breton Woods, N.H., is our Lead Dad of the Week. He was the long-time assistant coach of the Boston…

How do our kids change as they age? All fathers observe it in real time but Jay Rosenblatt recorded it. Starting when his daughter was…

Alex, a Lead Dad to a boy and a girl, runs his own video production company, Firebelly Sound. His wife Becky works in financial services…

Skip Cherryholmes spent nearly two decades on the road as an acclaimed Bluegrass musician. Starting as a pre-teen, he was a member of…

The three cords are work, family and self. And author Rocco Carreiro said all three need to be bound together for men to be happy and…

Weldon Johnson, elite runner and now father of two girls, is our Lead Dad of the Week!Johnson lives in Rowayton, Conn., with his wife who…

Do babies really bond better with moms? Do dads sacrifice less than moms? Are dads less empathetic, less compassionate, and less skilled…