My daughter Blair and I engage in playful and meaningful conversations. We discuss recent birthday celebrations, holiday plans, and the joys of family life. Blair shares her thoughts on favorite characters, activities, and her experiences, showcasing the innocence and curiosity of childhood.

Parenting is all about communication, creating family traditions, and the emotional journey of becoming a parent. We also talk about the balance between personal life and parenthood, humor, and the importance of parent-child relationships.

Dad guilt something not expressed but often felt. Understand dad guilt is common regardless if you a new or veteran dad, and there a different types of dad guilt.

Avery decided to do a takeover episode and host the show himself. Avery interviews Blair where they talk about going to the park, pronouncing words, who they love more, and school. Blair abandons the episode to use the restroom and Avery ends up interviewing Dad with his 5 questions. Dad ends up asking some questions to Avery to see if he knows what mom and dad do for a living, where he was born, enjoying school and math.

Avery talks about his first day of first grade and his Spidey senses. Getting ready to start first grade and how it's different from kindergarten makes him nervous. Also, Avery talks about his Spider-senses and how they help him.

In this conversation, Times With Dad discusses the importance of capturing and documenting his children's speech and language development. Jonathan reflects on his own childhood memories of mispronunciations and wants to create similar memories for his own children. He also talks about how his son's speech delay was identified and the significance of matching the pacing of adult speech. The conversation then transitions to a fun word game where Avery and Blair try to pronounce various words. They also discuss their favorite animals at the zoo and their favorite games to play.

In this podcast episode, Jonathan and his son Avery discuss what a podcast is and why they wanted to start one together. They talk about their goals for the podcast, including creating memories and bonding moments, and the possibility of involving other family members. Jonathan also mentions that the podcast will focus on fatherhood and provide advice and perspectives from other fathers. They discuss the length and frequency of the episodes and end with a sweet outro.