Category Archives: Fatherhood

Even Toddlers Get Affordances

TweetMy 20 month year old son Tristan made a visit to my office last week. As we were leaving, he fell victim to my office’s front door. For years I have despised this door, as no matter how many times … Continue reading

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6 Months Down, 6 to go

TweetOk so the title isn’t 100% accurate since it’s actually been 7 months, but it should go to show how behind I am with my fatherhood writings. The first half of Tristan’s first year has been crazy, hectic, and completely wonderful. Being … Continue reading

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Adventures of Loki and Tristan

TweetIt’s been just about 3 months since Tristan has joined our world, and everyone in our household is finally getting settled down with the new addition. My wife and I made it through the transition fairly well, and I can … Continue reading

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Certified Parent

TweetMy wife and I finally completed all the necessary classes at the hospital where my son is going to be born. I used the title for this post ‘Certified Parent’ sort of as joke, but at the end of the … Continue reading

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Only 2 Months Remain…

TweetAssuming that the doctors little computer was accurate, we should be seeing our little boy come into the world in 2 months time. Things are definitely starting to sink in and get ‘real’. I think my wife has officially entered … Continue reading

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The Father I Want To Be – First Year

TweetA month ago I sent out a tweet asking for topics to write about here, and my good friend Nathan Verrill (twitter) suggested the following. So here we go:

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Searching for My Child’s Name

TweetAt Christmas my in-laws gave me the following book to help my wife and I search for the name for our unborn child. The first challenge was where the hell to do I start? The best course of action was … Continue reading

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