Rewiring Us is a real-time journey of a father reshaping himself while raising a child in a world that makes it far too easy to drift. This isn’t expert advice, theories, or polished parenting philosophy — it’s the honest process of a dad intentionally rewiring his habits, his mindset, and the way he shows up for his kids.
Each short, candid episode is recorded on the drive to work: one dad thinking out loud about discipline, reading, screens, grit, curiosity, patience, ambition, and the quiet battles we fight every day to become better parents than we were yesterday.
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Rewiring Us is a real-time journey of a father reshaping himself while raising a child in a world that makes it far too easy to drift. This isn’t expert advice, theories, or polished parenting philosophy — it’s the honest process of a dad intentionally rewiring his habits, his mindset, and the way he shows up for his kids.
Each short, candid episode is recorded on the drive to work: one dad thinking out loud about discipline, reading, screens, grit, curiosity, patience, ambition, and the quiet battles we fight every day to become better parents than we were yesterday.
Some benefits of teaching your child how to read early on
Rewiring Us
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Some benefits of teaching your child how to read early on
The best way to invest in your child is teaching them how to read from an early age
Rewiring Us
Rewiring Us is a real-time journey of a father reshaping himself while raising a child in a world that makes it far too easy to drift. This isn’t expert advice, theories, or polished parenting philosophy — it’s the honest process of a dad intentionally rewiring his habits, his mindset, and the way he shows up for his kids.
Each short, candid episode is recorded on the drive to work: one dad thinking out loud about discipline, reading, screens, grit, curiosity, patience, ambition, and the quiet battles we fight every day to become better parents than we were yesterday.
