Dad2twins

I want to start a page that pays tribute to all the awesome new products and services we use that help us Dads manage life with multiples. I haven’t actually created the page yet on my blog, but would love to hear from all of you about the products and services that make life [...]

As mentioned in a previous entry, we had quite the experience trying to haul around all of us in our current vehicles. I had been to the San Francisco Auto Show and decided that it was time to join the MiniVan generation. My Wife was less than pleased with the idea. She is an SUV [...]

My wife bought this shirt that has the following Toddler Laws of Property on it. I thought it was worth sharing because it is so funny I almost needed a diaper change myself.
Toddler Laws of Property:

If I like it, it’s mine.
If it is in my hand, it’s mine.
If I had it a little while ago, [...]

As my Wife and I settle into parenthood, we begin to realize that sleep was a luxury we no longer can afford. The kids sleep a lot in the first month. Just not at the same time. Well, most of the time it is the same time. It just seems like we are being tag [...]

It is amazing to me that you need a license to drive a car, a license to get married, a license to go fishing, but any idiot can have kids without a license. Not to say that all of you parents out there are idiots, but really now, shouldn’t we need a license to [...]

I own a Subaru Forrester. This is a great car. I love all the safety features and the fact that it comes with all wheel drive. This is not a story about my car though.
Back-up a little. When your in the hospital maternity ward, they tell you to take all the free stuff [...]

When you have girls, you get all kinds of advice. These rules are posted at the front door of a friends house who has teenage daughters. Needless to say, the girls don’t like it, but he says it works and the boys are way to afraid of him to do anything. Even though my [...]

Well this was the day that my life changes dramatically. My wife delivered twin girls. Kiera and Reese. Wow! It took me several days after their birth to recover enough to figure out that we had babies, and they needed to be held, bathed, fed, changed, repeat. Thankfully, my wife knew this [...]