Alex reflects on his week off with his daughter, Aria, and how it helped him reflect on the important things in life.
TDC 42: Remember the Important Things
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Episodes about Alex’s Personal Story
TDC 40: The Importance of Partnership
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.
TDC 35: Ear Infections and Sleep Regression
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.
TDC 31: Baby on the Move
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.
TDC 27: One Year Later
Alex is back with an update on how his daughter, Aria, has progressed since his last episode. He also celebrates one year since Aria came into this world.
TDC 26: Tribute to Papa
This episode is dedicated to my wife’s grandfather, who we lovingly refer to as “Papa”.
TDC 17: Baby is Swimming
Alex shares an update on the latest events in the Albisu household. Aria has been baptized and is also taking swim lessons. He’s also looking for input from parents on how they’ve overcome the challenges of going back to work after paternity/maternity leave.
TDC 16: My Dad’s Story
Alex invites his own father, Luis, to the show to talk about his experience with fatherhood. He talks about how important it is to work hard, especially when you are an immigrant coming to this country with absolutely nothing. He also talks about how family has been the driving focus of everything he does.
TDC 13: Let Sleeping Babies Sleep
Alex gives an update as to how he and Deanna get their 1 and a half month old daughter to sleep 8 to 9 hours every night.