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The phone isn't the villain. You are. Here are 10 things every dad should stop doing on his phone.

What your kid says to themselves every morning becomes what they believe about themselves. Here's how to get intentional about it.

The onesie that fit last week doesn't fit today. Here's why dads should think one stage ahead without rushing the one they're in.

Some of these are literal fixes. Some aren't. All of them are things every dad should know how to handle.

We've built a system that's great at raising kids who follow instructions. Here's how to raise one who trusts themselves instead.

The toddler wants to stop at every rock. The teenager acts like they'd rather be anywhere else. Here's how to adventure with your kids at every stage anyway.

The windows are smaller now. Every wave matters more. Here's how surf dads can stack the deck in their favor.

Your kids are going to get faster. The soccer sidelines, the driveway races, the hiking trips. Life asks dads to move. Here's how to be ready.

Most American dads get one week with their newborn. Here are the companies changing that - and how to get more time no matter where you work.

A Pittsburgh dad, his son, and 26.2 miles of perspective in the latest installment of Dad Day’s Go West series.

It started with two best friends who were already having the conversation. Then they hit record.

Dads from across the country told us what fatherhood actually looks like right now. Here's what they said.

54% of Dad Day dads said they're working out for general health. But dig into the comments and a much more specific picture emerges.

There's a version of your kid you've never met. A solo trip is one of the fastest ways to find them.

They failed at a salsa bowl, found vintage shades on a beach in Australia, launched a Kickstarter with $273 in the bank, and accidentally built a brand worth keeping.