Some Start with Coffee, I Start with Subway
Everybody has their favorite breakfast place, coffee shop, or local diner hang out. Some start their day with a Starbucks Venti White Chocolate Mocha which comes loaded with a million calories. Ok maybe 620 to be exact, but who’s counting? While some start with coffee, I start with Subway.
Sriracha Makes You Wanna Slap Your Momma!
I have a confession to make. After all you can keep a secret, right? Ok, if anything ever happened to SuperParentMom, the kids and I would live on Ramen noodles and… Subway. I normally eat Subway at least once, sometimes twice a day, every weekday.
A Closer Look at the Children’s Bill of Rights in Divorce
In the continuing theme of “What’s in the Best Interest of a Child,” divorce mediation expert Robert Emery, PhD has come up with “The Children’s Bill of rights in Divorce.” In a partial summary, Dr. Emery says, “If you can give your children these freedoms, you will have gone a long way toward filling your responsibilities as a parent.”
If You Vote, You Probably Save Postal Jobs
It’s that special time of the year when I feel loved. My voicemail and my snail mail boxes swell with heart felt messages. No I am not talking about the holiday season…yet. It is time to vote! Yes it is that fabulous time when you know your house phone works because all you get is very nice “robo calls.”.
7 Post Recap: My Philosophy on Being the Best Dad
Being a great dad is both rewarding and perhaps one of the most challenging aspects of life. However, having the gift of raising world changers who will go to greater possibilities than you is by far the best part of being a dad! Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad, shares seven popular posts on fatherhood.
Kid Technology is a Pain in the Neck
Chew slow, watch where you’re going, sit up straight, don’t slouch or it might stay that way.”* Most of those rhetorical parental saying, turned out not to matter. However with the advancement of technology and its prolific daily uses, it has turned into a pain in the neck.
How to Be a Cool Dad and Not a Clark Griswold
The core of the road trip folly, especially when you are a family of five or six, is cramming into a hotel room with two beds and a make shifting couch for your five-year old. I firmly believe being sardined day-after-day adds to the vacation irritation and lack of sleep stress.
7 Custody Facts You Need to Focus On
What you do with your spare time, how you conduct yourself, what you say on social media is now up for evaluation in child custody. So all things being equal, what does your custody case really come down too? What elements should you be focused on?
How to Plan the Ultimate Sweet 16 Party
This year I ran across an easier idea that ranked 97-99% on the 16th birthday party poll. (Yes, I actually polled my daughter’s friends–I am that geeky!) The concept was a citywide scavenger hunt. Basically you invite a bunch of your kid’s friends over, give them a bunch of clues and a time limit, then have them take pictures of the answers for prices.
Dad’s Letter to His 16 Year Old Daughter
I prayed and fought hard for you before you were born and have never stopped ever since. Some day you will truly understand the reasons I needed to be your full-time Daddy. A decision I have never regretted and the positive impact on your life is far better than I could have ever hoped or imagined.
7 Custody Facts You Need to Ignore
What is it that you wonder about, that you question whether they come into play or not? What is it that might seem important, but are never actually in play or at least not suppose to be in play, or don’t come into play unless they negatively affect the child? What are some custody facts you need to ignore?
7 Post Recap: How to Hire a Custody Attorney
You’ve been served papers. The divorce is serious. Should I hire an attorney? Where do I look to find the right attorney for me? How do I hire an attorney? What questions should I be asking a potential lawyer. Fred Campos, @FullCustodyDad recaps several posts to answer your hiring attorney questions.