Andrew Kardon 
Disclosure: I have partnered with Life of Dad and Meta Wellness for this promotion. I honestly don’t remember having too many heart to heart talks with my dad when I was younger. I’ve certainly had a lot more in my adult years. Having kids. Buying a house. Starting a new job. Plenty of those for sure, but I just don’t recall many from when I was a kid. The one thing I do recall, though, …
I still remember my first razor. I must’ve been about 6 years old and was fascinated by my dad’s shaving technique. He’d put this wacky, foamy white stuff on his face, then scrape it off with a razor. It was like magic! My parents bought me my own little plastic razor that was one of my favorite “toys” as a kid! It had an orange plastic handle and a plastic yellow “blade” at the end. …
I’m so excited for Disney’s latest release Zootopia, which hits theaters on March 4! (You did already download the free Zootopia coloring pages and activity sheets, right?) I’ll admit I’m a sucker for a good Disney animated flick, and let’s be honest, the majority of them are great to begin with. But when animals behave like humans, it just makes for fabulous storytelling. Plus, I am continually blown away by the animation. Just look at …
The Best Show on Television right now? If you ask me, there’s honestly no question it’s The Flash. I know, I know. Seriously? A show about a guy who… can run fast? That’s the best show on television? Yes. Yes it is. Don’t believe me, then go catch up on The Flash Season 1 on Netflix right now. Go ahead. Rush over and binge watch all 23 episodes and then tell me you didn’t have a …
When Jason was just 13 months, Allie and I discovered that he was allergic to peanuts, tree nuts and seeds. It’s been a long (and at times frightening) journey, but our little guy’s certainly come a long way. Now that he’s 12, Jason always carries an EpiPen around and has learned to speak up at restaurants and with his teachers about his severe food allergies. If you know him, you know that speaking up is sometimes pretty hard for him. I asked …
