As busy parents, we may struggle to teach our kids everything we want them to know. LifeSkillsNow is a virtual summer camp that can help us give our children life skills while also giving them fun projects.
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All the features of the award-winning Bark parental controls system and so much more built into the Bark Phone… a smartphone that the kids will actually want to carry.
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Food in children’s books is just as evocative as in adult books.
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Whether you are LGBTQ+ or not, there are a lot of words that go into discussing sexuality and gender. It can be difficult to understand why some words are okay when used by one group but not okay when used by others. And what are all these words like Allosexual and Nibling? Well, Kate Sloan’s new book is here to help, highlighting the uses and pitfalls of language used around sexuality and gender.
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Check out the Kickstarter campaign for ‘SpaceGym,” a fun family game about activity and space!
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We here at GeekDad and GeekMom love to support geeky parents creating things to do with their kids. Today, we’re bringing you a giveaway and Kickstarter preview for just such a project: SpaceGym.
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Stuck in the friend zone? Got a loved one in the friend zone? Take a look at how to get a better perspective and improve the relationships.
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The goal is to make our responses to our loved ones more meaningful and intentional, so we can best help those we care about, including ourselves.
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The data is still streaming in, and the facts are undeniable: Taking COVID-19 precautions have saved tens of thousands of lives normally lost to other respiratory illnesses. Read on for specific numbers.
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The author explores examples of positive masculinity through the lens of characters and the actors who portray them, including Captain America, Hamilton, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Terry Jeffords of Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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Rory unpacks the music video for “Something About You” by Elderbrook and Rudimental through the lens of toxic masculinity and positive masculinity, and how we move from the toxic part to the positive part.
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Rocky Nook’s latest book “LEGO With Dad” is a great book for anyone with small kids and a passion for LEGO.
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A little background: I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, where we’re required to wear face masks when we’re out in public. I recently took my weekly socially-distanced trip to the grocery store. I grabbed my hand sanitizer, put on my facial mask, and headed to Lucky’s. And while I was happy to see […]
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What better way to celebrate May the Fourth than to take a trip down memory lane and our family’s ‘Star Wars’ costuming through the years.
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The coronavirus has brought a new normal to family life.
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It’s always a good time for a bad joke. Halloween gives us all kinds of monsters and mayhem to play with. We think it is a ghoulishly good time for some ammunition when the neighborhood kids need a little trick with their treat. Enjoy these fun and awful Halloween jokes!
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Jenny Bristol’s latest book, her first foray into non-fiction, gives us nice reminders that everyone can use a little wisdom now and then.
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Make sure your college-bound geek is ready for anything by sending them with The College Student First Aid Kit. [Sponsored]
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Why is ‘Harry Potter’ the book that’s brought up when people learn my daughter is an advanced reader?
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I do believe that is exactly what Fred Rogers would be doing right now if he were still with us, which is helping to mend the political gap in our society… one friendship and one child at a time. And it is exactly Fred Rogers’ approach to friendship that makes his message so important to us as parents and adults.
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My 4 year old passed away three months ago, this toy was for him.
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The site contains two 18-hole courses, both inspired by 1950s-era drive-in movies. There’s a Horror course (“The Haunting of Ghostly Greens”) and a Scifi course (“Invaders From Planet Putt”). Individually either would be the most elaborate min golf course ever.
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My 7-year old tried to play ‘Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle’ but he didn’t make it very long. Instead my 12-year old and I took on the battle alone. Could we save Hogwarts?
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When I first received screeners for The Bravest Knight, I was stunned. The new children show on Hulu was charming, featured a hero that married his prince instead of his princess, and was easily one of the best LGBT depictions I’ve seen in children’s animation to date. I was elated to get a chance to […]
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To discuss the issue of fan and guest safety, we spoke to veteran voice actor Gregg Berger at the recent SacAnime convention in Sacramento, California.
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Ticket To Ride is different though. It’s a gateway drug into a new world of board games the entire family can enjoy.
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Have you talked to your kids about spoilers? With the release of ‘Avengers: Endgame’ this weekend, now’s a better time than ever to do so.
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This is a change, someone is saying we aren’t spending enough screen times with our kids! Courtesy: npr.org.
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A new book featuring a deaf and blind poodle with a positive attitude will help you and your kids weather adversity.
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If your children have Amazon tablets and you’re buying them gifts online, watch out. They could be getting notifications.
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