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31 days of writing for dads

Every day I've written for dads. Short reminders from Saturday to Thursday, and a longer letter on Fridays.

  • Day 31
    Give them the chance to struggle
  • Day 30
    We are only mortal
  • Day 29
    Two sets of threes
  • Day 28
    What I am teaching my children in the age of AI
  • Day 27
    You have everything you wanted
  • Day 26
    It's only a moment
  • Day 25
    The internet our children will inherit
  • Day 24
    You cannot rely on schools to teach them this
  • Day 23
    AI can never do this
  • Day 22
    You will wish you started this earlier
  • Day 21
    Hanging up my bike
  • Day 20
    You will miss this morning madness
  • Day 19
    Learning never stops
  • Day 18
    Miserable events, fond memories
  • Day 17
    Children need models more than they need critics
  • Day 16
    You have to do the work yourself
  • Day 15
    We are constantly losing our children
  • Day 14
    The child in me shaped the parent I am
  • Day 13
    A little fellow follows me
  • Day 12
    We choose how we want to remember it
  • Day 11
    Pick up the pen
  • Day 10
    The optimists
  • Day 9
    Don't search for silver bullets
  • Day 8
    This ancient practice is keeping me sane through double HFMD
  • Day 7
    Letters to hands-on dads
  • Day 6
    Do whatever it takes
  • Day 5
    What bedtime taught me about patience
  • Day 4
    On fixing taps, and fatherhood
  • Day 3
    Inflate your balloon yourself
  • Day 2
    Losing my professional identity as a hands-on dad
  • Day 1
    Which hands-on dad are you?

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