The Dadder Dispatch

The Dadder Dispatch 5 min read Happy Sunday, dads. Andrew here. I want to be upfront about something. I used to think routines were boring. Like something uptight parents obsessed over while the rest of us just lived our lives. Bedtime charts. Chore schedules. Morning routines mapped out like a

The Dadder Dispatch 5 min read Happy Sunday, dads. Andrew here. Quick question. When was the last time your kid was bored? Like actually, genuinely, staring-at-the-ceiling bored with nothing to scroll, nothing to watch, no notification pulling their attention somewhere else? If you’re struggling to remember, you’re not alone. And

The Dadder Dispatch 5 min read Happy Sunday, dads. Andrew here. July 19th. We’re past the halfway point of summer, and I don’t know about you, but it feels like June was just last week. Before we get into everything else, I want to ask you something. When you think

The Dadder Dispatch 5 min read Happy Sunday, dads. Andrew here. We’re deep into summer now, and if your house is anything like mine, the routine has shifted, the days are longer, and everyone is figuring out what this season is actually going to look like. This week, I want

The Dadder Dispatch 5 min read Happy Sunday, dads. Andrew here. Father’s Day was last week. Hope it was everything you imagined and more. And now, real talk, we’re back. No holiday. No breakfast in bed. Nobody handing you anything. Just Sunday morning, a cup of coffee if you’re lucky,

The Dadder Dispatch 5 min read Happy Father’s Day, dads. Andrew here. And I’m going to say something you probably won’t hear anywhere else today. Today is yours. Receive it. Let your kids make you breakfast even if it’s terrible. Read the card they made at school. Sit in it