Musings on the ups and downs of figuring out how to best use what little free time I have to be a great dad
So how do you know when your child truly adores something? Well, when passion overtakes normal function, of course.
posted by dadinprogress @ 5:52 PM
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In the working world for 11 years, married for 9, a Dad for over 6 years. I graduated Lehigh University with a double major in English and political science with the intention of becoming a lawyer, and here I am working in the land of LEGO bricks as head of North American brand communications. But don't worry, I'm not here to sell you bricks, just to share my experiences and readings on the subject of kids today and their working parents. Note: my musings are not reflective of company opinion or position, and the contents herein are not sponsored or endorsed by the LEGO Group. Everything here is my personal opinion and is not read or approved before it is posted. No warranties or other guarantees will be offered as to the quality of the opinions or anything else offered here.
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I've heard this from my son about Star Wars figures, Hot Wheels, and now robots. It consumes him to a point where he can't even sleep at night because "I can't fall asleep because I'm thinking about robots all the time!"
Helping facilitate a child's passion is perhaps the most important role of a parent. We too often try to make our children fit a role or an activity that isn't them.
That's cool. She's like Tootie from Facts of Life. She just couldn't stay off those Roller Skates.
well mine just changed her name to:
don't say my name anymore my new name is
the explorer, and I don't like boys today and tomorrow
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