#21 After Months Of Work, I Finally Finished This Calvin And Hobbes Mural For My Daughter's Room

Perhaps one of the most encouraging things about fatherhood today is that dads are spending more time with their children than previous generations did.
According to Pew Research Center, American fathers spent an average of just 2.5 hours a week on childcare in 1965. By 2016, that number had increased to eight hours. That’s more than three times as much, although mothers still spent considerably more time on childcare.
#23 Does Anyone Else’s Kids Play Like This? She's Setting Up A Birthday Party For Her Purple Unicorn

At the end of the day, every dad has his own way of approaching fatherhood. Some are great at sports and spend hours teaching their kids how to kick a football, while others are always happy to help with tricky math homework. Some can make their children laugh until their stomachs hurt, while others are experts at cheering them up after a bad day.
There will be moments when things don’t quite go according to plan, and there will probably be a few embarrassing dad jokes along the way. But hopefully, there will also be plenty of memories that their children will look back on fondly, long after they’ve grown up.
#26 My 8 Year Old Woke Up At 6:30 Am This Morning And Made Me Breakfast For My Birthday

#29 Kid Was Uninterested In The Project After 2 Min But I Was Too Committed To Quit

#30 My Son Is Finally Old Enough To Play With This But I Think I’m Still Going To Have More Fun

#38 Wish Granted. My Daughter Asked Me For A Solution To Her Thread Storage Problem.


















