Honored to have ya!
My name is Tyler Boyden. I became a father February 9, 2019 and have loved every minute so far. (Well almost every minute lol) Though I survived cancer my senior year of high school, the effects of chemotherapy have persisted causing me to be disabled. On the bright side it has given me the amazing opportunity to not only spend every day with my little man, but it also gives me time to research all about parenting! I created the DaysoftheDad brand to get information flowing to other parents through this blog and other social media platforms. This way we can all have access to the inside scoop on fun, educational and witty advice on parenting so you still have time for everything else.
Teaching about Pokemon cards
Hey everyone! 😄 It’s been a little while and I’ve been a busy bee. As you can tell from the title and photo, my Pokemon passion has reignited! Yes, I was one of those kids that played with trading cards on the bleachers at school. While getting back into the Pokemon craze I want to…
Teaching Your Child Resilience in 2020
Resilience is the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties, or toughness. It’s the stuff heroes are made of and is something I hope every parent can show their kid(s) during these times. With all the chaos, fear and social distancing happening we need to be able to teach our children how to be resilient in…
Practices to follow for potty training a child
Potty training can be one of the most difficult and hair pulling experience for parents. Having the information on what to expect will really ease one’s mind so here’s some help. 😊 The first thing that I want to relay to parents is that infants have a reflex, called the gastrocolic reflex, that makes them…
Why parents shouldn’t fear their child getting on TikTok
The TikTok app is one of the hottest apps for people to upload, up to one minute, videos as well as pictures for the world to see. This app in my opinion has cleaned up quite a bit compared to when it first debuted. This is no longer an app just for the youth and…
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