Building Camelot
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| Blog Name: | Building Camelot |
| Url: | http://www.buildingcamelot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | parenting, fatherhood, marriage |
| Description: | Building Camelot is your resource for men out there looking to become better husbands and dads. I'll offer practical advice on things that I hope will help you build your own Camelot. |
| Popularity: | 95 Followers |
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The Daddy Brain Guide To Reaching Your Goals: Part 1
As a follow-up to my recent post Can You List 50 Things You Love?, Babbo, the author of Daddy Brain, has graciously let me republish a couple of his articles about goal setting and how to achieve those goals. Today’s post will just be an excerpt from his 1st article,
As a follow-up to my recent post Can You List 50 Things You Love?, Babbo, the author of Daddy Brain, has graciously let me republish a couple of his articles about goal setting and how to achieve those goals. Today’s post will just be an excerpt from his 1st article,
Plagiocephaly – The Case Of The Misshapen Head
Have you seen this baby? She is on the loose roaming the streets with Plagiocephaly. Do not approach, she is considered to have arms and be dangerous! She is a white female with a flat, misshapen head, piercing blue eyes, and a smile that melts hearts (which cannot be seen in the mug shot). Be warned, her parents have taken action to correct the shape of her head and make her ‘normal’. Lucky for them, there was a company (
Have you seen this baby? She is on the loose roaming the streets with Plagiocephaly. Do not approach, she is considered to have arms and be dangerous! She is a white female with a flat, misshapen head, piercing blue eyes, and a smile that melts hearts (which cannot be seen in the mug shot). Be warned, her parents have taken action to correct the shape of her head and make her ‘normal’. Lucky for them, there was a company (
Are You A “Yes” Man?
Are you the type of person that will say “Yes” at the drop of the hat? Do you tend to over-commit yourself to things outside of your family? If so, you probably are a “Yes” man, and welcome to the club. J-Mom and I have had many conversations about being over-committed, not only with work, but with outside activities. I fill my time outside of work not only with kids and family, but also with Rotary and church activities (I said yes to being on the church council). So why do I have such a h
Are you the type of person that will say “Yes” at the drop of the hat? Do you tend to over-commit yourself to things outside of your family? If so, you probably are a “Yes” man, and welcome to the club. J-Mom and I have had many conversations about being over-committed, not only with work, but with outside activities. I fill my time outside of work not only with kids and family, but also with Rotary and church activities (I said yes to being on the church council). So why do I have such a h
Weekly Rountable: Your Manly Links for the Week
Although posting frequency has slowed down a bit around here, never fear! I’m always on the hunt to bring you the best father, husband and manly related links that the World Wide Internets has to offer. The reason things have slowed down around here is because I’m exploring, in more detail, some of the 50 things that I love. I’m taking some of the little free time I ha
Although posting frequency has slowed down a bit around here, never fear! I’m always on the hunt to bring you the best father, husband and manly related links that the World Wide Internets has to offer. The reason things have slowed down around here is because I’m exploring, in more detail, some of the 50 things that I love. I’m taking some of the little free time I ha
THE FATHER LIFE: An Outsider’s Perspective
This is a guest post by Ben Murphy, the Founder of TheFatherLife.com, the men’s magazine created for dads. He lives in New York with his wife and three daughters I don’t have a child with special needs, but I’m in awe of those who do. Not because parents of special needs children are perfect or super-human (I take that back, they are super-human), but because
This is a guest post by Ben Murphy, the Founder of TheFatherLife.com, the men’s magazine created for dads. He lives in New York with his wife and three daughters I don’t have a child with special needs, but I’m in awe of those who do. Not because parents of special needs children are perfect or super-human (I take that back, they are super-human), but because
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