Before becoming a dad, I thought accessibility was mostly about wheelchair ramps, elevators, and handicap parking spaces. Then I had a child. Now I spend an alarming amount of my life trying to figure out how to get a stroller from Point A to Point B without performing an Olympic-level feat of strength. The first…
The day your child is born, you’re suddenly thinking about things you never worried about before. Diapers. Sleep schedules. Car seats. Formula. Daycare costs. Retirement planning for a newborn probably isn’t high on the list. But here’s the crazy thing: because of compound interest, the first few years of a child’s life are actually the…
When my son was barely a week old, I found myself doing something I never expected to be doing with a newborn: applying for his passport. Most people assume passports are something you worry about later. After all, newborns don’t exactly have packed travel schedules. But after becoming a dad, I quickly learned that there…