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Neil Turner's Blog
Neil Turner's BlogJul 9, 2026
Creating a bedtime button in Home Assistant
To help our ten-year-old get to sleep, we play some sleepy music in their bedroom each night. I've now automated this, using Home Assistant and a Zigbee scene button, so a single button press starts the automation and plays the correct Spotify playlist. Here's how I went about it. The button I bought the button...
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@brainsteam.co.uk
@brainsteam.co.ukJun 21, 2026
First Father's Day
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The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectJun 19, 2026
I Tried to Protect My Oldest Daughter From Pain. I Didn’t Think I Would Be the Source of It.
“I saw every evil thing lurking from afar. What I didn’t see was that my own behavior problems and my toxic masculinity could cause damage.”
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Zach Saucier's Blog
Zach Saucier's BlogMar 4, 2026
Newborn tips
A few tips I wish I had known before having a child.
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Tony Is Doing His Best
Tony Is Doing His BestJan 29, 2026
0129: Stress, Pass Out, Repeat
Happy Thursday, rock stars.
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Tony Is Doing His Best
Tony Is Doing His BestJan 27, 2026
0127: Crush Story
Fun fact: Wanna feel old? The Covid lockdown began a little over 9000 years ago.
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Tony Is Doing His Best
Tony Is Doing His BestJan 19, 2026
0119: The Acid Trip Years
Having a kid is a real wild ride, man
parentingevolution
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@brainsteam.co.ukDec 19, 2025
Babies - Initial Impressions
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The Behavior Window
The Behavior WindowDec 4, 2025
The next online P.E.T. class begins December 5th, 2026!
What is Parent Effectiveness Training?
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Mine In Mono
Mine In MonoAug 9, 2025
Rad Dad Redemption
I've temporarily lost my cool dad status. Despite my son's well-planned and executed request (in which he invoked his "mental, physical and emotional health") to be able to purchase Red Dead: Online, I refused to let him have anything to do with it. Red Dead: Online is the networked version of the Red Dead Redemption...
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The Behavior Window
The Behavior WindowJun 11, 2025
"The number of conflicts doesn't determine whether a family is happy or whether a family is in trouble."
It's how the conflicts are resolved that matters most.
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerFeb 13, 2025
Marshmallow Test and Parenting
[Sergey Bogdanov] This is a story about parenting, but also about the importance of considering context inclusively. We've all heard about the Stanford marshmallow experiment, but: "Kids from wealthier families waited longer than kids from low-income families. Not because they had more self-control, but because their environment made waiting feel safer. If you grow up knowing there will always be food on the table, waiting for an extra marshmallow isn’t a big deal. But if your life is more unc
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Joshua P. Steele
Joshua P. SteeleSep 26, 2024
10 Things I Love About My Kids
A dad's heartwarming list of what makes his three kids special, from baptizing them as babies to their love of books and Bible stories.
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Joshua P. Steele
Joshua P. SteeleSep 24, 2024
I Love My Kids, But I Sometimes Regret Having Them
An honest reflection on parenting three young kids—holding deep love and real exhaustion (even regret) at once, and whether parents are allowed to admit it.
parenting
Joshua P. Steele
Joshua P. SteeleAug 9, 2018
Eva Joy Steele: A Birth Story
The story of Eva Joy Steele's birth: gestational hypertension, an unexpected induction, a missed wedding, and a joyful arrival.
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Joshua P. Steele
Joshua P. SteeleFeb 27, 2018
3 Confessions of an Expectant Father
An honest reflection on fears, uncertainties, and hopes as a first-time father awaits the arrival of baby 'Lump' in August.
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Chazona's Workbook
Chazona's WorkbookJan 2, 2017
Ways to involve young kids when coding
Working parents don’t always have a choice but to juggle their responsibilities—here’s how I managed.
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Anil Dash
Anil DashNov 25, 2015
Beyond Doing Half the Parenting
Doing my fair share for my son means I have to start carrying my weight in other areas at home. Growing up as an Indian-American son, in a family-oriented culture, I considered it an inarguable truth that I would have kids when I grew up. So when I met my wife and she first introduced the idea that…
personalparenting
Anil Dash
Anil DashJan 6, 2015
Bad Dad
Even though I’ve been having a lot of conversations recently about being a dad, the truth is that on any given day what keeps me up at night is the things I’m getting wrong. I know every parent makes mistakes, and logically I am able to keep that perspective on it, but I also know every parent can…
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Anil Dash
Anil DashOct 9, 2014
Beyond the Tyranny of Dad Tweets
Much of my presence on social media, especially on Twitter, is predicated on the foilbes of parenthood. “Dad Tweets” are a venerable staple of the medium, as fundamental as “mommy blogs” are to blogging. But beyond the reductive and dismissive names for these ways of expressing ourselves, there’s…
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Anil Dash
Anil DashMay 13, 2014
Let's Do More
I’ve been trying to do more things that are unfamiliar or slightly out of my comfort zone lately. Here’s a quick roundup: - I got to participate in Rhizome’s venerated Seven on Seven conference, where I teamed up with Kevin McCoy to create monegraph. It’s a system that uses the block chain…
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Anil Dash
Anil DashJun 6, 2011
Baby Boot Camp
In the months since my son was born, I’ve struggled mightily with resisting the urge to unleash the mommyblogger that’s been lurking in my heart lo these many years. But one recent insight seemed to cross the bar of “would this still be interesting to a child-free person?”: Babies act as boot camp.…
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Anil Dash
Anil DashFeb 19, 2011
Malcolm Browne Dash
Please meet Malcolm Browne Dash. He’s my son, born February 9th weighing in at 7 pounds, 2 ounces. [](http://www.flickr.com/photos/anildash/5441871196/) The days (and yes, the nights) over this last week or so have been a blur, but one thing that’s crystal clear, beside his abiding cuteness, is…
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Anil Dash
Anil DashMar 28, 2006
Seen It
I’m pretty sure that dressing one’s child in this manner constitutes child abuse. If you’re interested in committing sartorial offenses against your own progeny, you can visit the Mule Feed Store for yourself.
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