Alex reflects on his need to slow down and enjoy the moment and the event that occurred to help him do so. He shares some insight on some ways that you, as a parent, should take time for yourself and realign on priorities every once in a while.
Alex has former guests Jamie and Ken on to talk about what it’s like as fathers who are raising daughters. They talk about society’s expectations of raising daughters and how there are more opportunities now than ever for women and how that makes them excited and proud to be fathers of daughters.
Alex shares some news as to why he hasn’t been able to publish a new episode over the last couple of weeks. Listen in for the news!
Alex wraps up 2018 with a look back at what fatherhood has been like and what sorts of conversations he’s had on this show. He also shares what he’s looking forward to in 2019. Thanks to everyone who has supported the show!
Alex invites his wife, Deanna, to join him on the show to celebrate 50 episodes. They talk about what it’s like to take a toddler out and survive temper tantrums and how rewarding it was to travel with their daughter for the first time on a flight. They also reflect back on some of their favorite moments recently on The Dad Chronicle.
Alex reflects on his week off with his daughter, Aria, and how it helped him reflect on the important things in life.
Alex celebrates 40 episodes by having his wife join him to share how their parenting journey is going so far. They also share the importance of leaning on your partner through this, sometimes frustrating, experience.
Alex shares how he and Deanna have been dealing with a recent ear infection that Aria has been suffering from. It has resulted in really bad sleep regression and a lot of anxiety around the Albisu household. As someone that is prone to anxiety, Alex has shared some of the ways he’s been coping.
Alex’s daughter is on the move and talking! He shares some tips around how to prepare yourself for a baby who is starting to crawl and walk and how to deal with frustrations around communicating with your child.