This section features the diary of a stay-at-home- dad’s diaries; his time with his children and his learning from being together with his children.
It includes short poem and his reflection of his Leading From the Sidelines.
‘Papa, you are not smiling!’ exclaimed my little daughter. She was in her playing mood, imitating people she has seen. These are precious moments for a Stay-at-Home-Dad. ‘Ah! You caught me, dear! I am sorry.’ I replied. She came forward pulled my cheeks to let me smile. She did it. And she was happy. A … Read more
“I am hurt!” said my five-year-old, stumbling on the ground. Anxious at what I do next. He galloped past me. I had reminded him, many times, to look out, follow my footsteps, and go slow. I waited for him to get up by himself, which I hope would make him tougher. I also wanted him … Read more
“Papa, let’s play it my way”, demanded my five-year-old. We are in the midst of playing manual games – Snakes and Ladders. “Wait; let me think about it….” I replied. I almost gave in, to his demands. Today he had struggled a lot. By analyzing the way we played for the last thirty minutes, several … Read more
One day my son, during his Kindergarten days, came back from school with a note stating that kids will have Recitation Competition on 10-12 lines short poems. The poem needs to be collected by us. Also, we must help him learnt at home. Furthermore, the poem must be recited with actions, it stated. We are … Read more
