The One That Ends With Hope
How’s this for a new picture book? It’s the story of two children who play on the same playground, learn in the same school, eat at the same restaurants.
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How to Talk to Your Child’s Teachers
“As a dad and teacher, I have experienced awkward moments on both sides of the fence.”
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I work really hard at my public face. As a parenting writer and high-school educator, I try to project steadiness, calm, wisdom, and a little gentle humor.
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The back seat. That dreaded section of the car that offers so much potential for sibling harmony.
The Brass Tacks of Music Education
When my eldest son came home one day during his first week of third grade, he lugged in a sinister-looking black case.
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From one dad to another.
Take This With My Compliments
My wife and I had modest ambitions about decorating our home before our children arrived.
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A dozen years ago, when my sons were younger, I had a lesson to learn about All Hallow’s Eve.
A Road Well Traveled
It was my eldest son’s first winter break since he started college, and I was so happy to have him home that I had all kinds of plans.
From Gregory
Gregory Keer writes from inside the story.
More about Gregory“Twenty-three years ago, Family Man started for two reasons. One was because I felt more at home in being a dad than perhaps anything I had previously done in my life. As a writer, I wanted to speak about my experiences — the chaos, the absurd humor, the letdowns, and the little victories — to connect with other parents who might be going through similar things.”
Gregory Keer, Founder and Author of Family Man