In this episode, we break down what it really means to be a big brother — from leading by example to showing patience, protecting the family, and being part of a team. Walker shares what he’s learning, Dad shares what he’s noticing, and of course we mix in plenty of jokes and fun facts along the way. Also, Ryan shares his recent successful deer hunt with his bow! A fun, thoughtful guide for any kid growing up in the “big brother” role!
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In this episode, we break down what it really means to be a big brother — from leading by example to showing patience, protecting the family, and being part of a team. Walker shares what he’s learning, Dad shares what he’s noticing, and of course we mix in plenty of jokes and fun facts along the way. Also, Ryan shares his recent successful deer hunt with his bow! A fun, thoughtful guide for any kid growing up in the “big brother” role!
In this episode of The Father and Son Field Guide, we open up our bird journal and share the different species we’ve spotted right in our own backyard. From bright goldfinches to the colorful Baltimore oriole, we talk about what makes each bird special, why keeping a journal is fun, and how birdwatching brings us closer together as a family. Join us for curious questions, silly jokes, fun facts, and plenty of bird chatter as we keep our eyes on the skies!
The Father & Son Field Guide
In this episode, we break down what it really means to be a big brother — from leading by example to showing patience, protecting the family, and being part of a team. Walker shares what he’s learning, Dad shares what he’s noticing, and of course we mix in plenty of jokes and fun facts along the way. Also, Ryan shares his recent successful deer hunt with his bow! A fun, thoughtful guide for any kid growing up in the “big brother” role!
