Motivational speaker Denis Waitley said, “[l]ife is inherently risky. There is only one big risk you should avoid at all costs, and that is the risk of doing nothing.” This quote can easily apply to trampoline parks. Last weekend, we were invited to a birthday party at a trampoline park. The trampoline park is private […]
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Cholesterol Clarity – Dispelling Misconceptions About LDL-C I went in for my yearly physical last week. For the most part, I was feeling okay besides a few minor aches and pains. Having just reached the mid-40’s range, my primary concern was heart health. The leading cause of death for men in the United States is
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If you volunteer to coach your child’s sports team, you’ll need to undergo training and certification. Coaching kids is enjoyable, but it also comes with responsibilities. These responsibilities become clear during your training, where you’ll learn about serious topics like recognizing abuse, concussions, and sudden cardiac arrest. I remember feeling uneasy watching those videos, hoping
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Created using Dall-E 2 As a parent, the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence is both exciting and daunting. I’ve been a bit nervous about the role AI will play in my son and daughter’s life. I wonder how AI’s automation capabilities will affect job displacement in the future? Also, I think about potential misuse of
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“What is an adenoid?” That was my response upon hearing from my wife that our son needed to have his adenoids removed. My son was diagnosed with adenoid hypertrophy and an adenoidectomy would be required. After the initial shock set in, I needed to learn everything about adenoids, adenoid hypertrophy and adenoidectomy. The Signs Were
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My son and daughter were in the living room peacefully watching a show on YouTube Kids. “All is under control,” I thought, so I stepped out of the room for a few minutes. As I returned, I heard yelling and crashing noises coming from the TV. My children were now watching an amateur homemade video
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Blinding Lights When I walk through the house and see lights on in empty rooms, I feel assaulted by the blinding lights —yes, just like The Weekend. I am curious as to why no one can turn off the lights before they leave a room. Is it that hard? Is it punishment for my youth?
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As a dad, there are countless lessons I want to impart on my children. From the importance of being kind to the value of hard work, I want to share life lessons that will help shape their character and prepare them for the challenges of life. I try to teach life lessons through age appropriate
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Dads Doing Dishes may contain affiliate links, which means that I may earn a commission if you click on the link and make a purchase School mornings can be hectic, especially if you don’t know what you’re going to make your kids for lunch. If you don’t have something ready or an idea of what
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Dads Doing Dishes may contain affiliate links, which means that I may earn a commission if you click on the link and make a purchase. A few weeks ago, my mother-in-law saw me chug water from my 64-ounce Hydro Flask – it was impressive, I drank several cups of water in a gulp. She looked
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