
Very exciting! Incredible Dad is now a guest contributor at Bookdads.com, a great book review site that describes itself as follows:
“BookDads.com. Book reviews for fathers who read. A site for fathers, or anyone who wants to read with their children and are looking for books with positive representations of fatherhood. Fathers of all kinds are welcome here, and we hope this site helps you find books to share with your children that are also appropriate for your family.”
When you get a chance, take a browse there and find some new books to read for yourself and/or for your kids!
www.bookdads.com
I’m a big Stephen Covey fan and a lot of my parenting and professional habits have been influenced by his works. So imagine my excitement when I picked up this book to see an endorsement from Stephen himself on the top of the front cover!
Read on to see how this book can help you become a better father and learn some quick tips that you can apply right away. Read the rest of this entry »

Many Dads out there (including myself) are ‘first-generation parents’ which means that they were born in North America and their parents were born in another country. As a first-generation Canadian, one thing I want my children to have is a connection to their roots; to know where their grandparents have come from, their stories, their language and their traditions.
How can this process be made easier and how can we help other Incredible Dads connect their kids back to their roots?
Introducing the Back To My Roots article series! Read the rest of this entry »

In this age of consumerism, buying gifts for young kids can be a painful and often expensive experience. With the Christmas season approaching, this can only get worse… or does it have to? If you’re looking for gifts for the young child/niece/nephew/classmate on your list, and don’t know what to get, then read on to find out what toys our young children love and what they’re hoping to find under the tree. Also, see a hilarious video of the best Christmas morning reaction ever! Read the rest of this entry »