Because trouble comes in all sizes.
In this episode of the CuteMonster Show I spoke to positive psychologist, Dr. Robert Zeitlin, author of “Laugh More, Yell Less – A guide to Raising Kick-Ass Kids”. We spoke about adolescence, middle school, smartphones, social media, parenting styles and an overview of his new book. If you have a newly minted middle school child, you’ll want to listen to this highly informative episode.
Father’s day is fast approaching. Unlike Mother’s Day which traditionally manifests into a day of pampering and gifts for Moms, Father’s Day usually encompasses a more subdued recognition of Dads. In fact, rather than a dad-centric celebration, Father’s day often entails a family outing such as a day at the park or a visit to the Zoo. As for gifts, Dads can expect to be inundated with inexpensive pre-packaged department store items (think Grooming kits) or perhaps the generic shirt and tie combo set. Quite frankly, fathers would rather have hugs from our children, a good meal, low stress, and some intimate time with our wives. Yet, if you must buy Father’s Day gifts, we’ve come up with a winning short list for 2013.
The timing of Apple’s recent announcement of the iPhone 4 in conjunction with the pending arrival of Father’s day might be heralded either as sheer coincidence or in the collective opinion of fathers nationwide, the ultimate Tech Gear loving tribute to Dads. A celebration marking a time that men will nostalgically reminisce as “the great one.” As such I decided to craft an anonymous letter for fathers to use in order to enlighten the masses about the potentially glorious day that awaits dear old Dad.
iPhone Apps Fridge Magnets. Ridiculous yet fun idea for adults and kids alike.
A compelling video produced by the The Boston Globe which explores how the Apple iPhone is uniquely intriguing and intuitive to toddlers.