In this episode of Cast of Dads one of the dads tells of a late night spill that ended with a trip to the ER and some stitches… which leads to a discussion of kids and injuries… which leads to me recalling the tale of my daughter and her missing finger tip… (you’ll have to listen to the show for the rest of that story!)  In the midst of all the gory talk we manage to give some heartfelt parenting advice, and even some tips on cooking as a family.  Once again we prove that five dads and thirteen kids equals a treasure trove of tales to tell.  Enjoy!
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Topics discussed in this episode:
- Michael falls down
- Battle scars are cool
- Macallan Scotch is C.C.’s favorite
- Stitches Stories
- Looking for finger tips
- Brad IS ok after last week’s show
- One on one time with kids is priceless
- NJ Vacation
- Easing back into school bedtime routines
- What to do when a child wants to be vegetarian?
- Teaching kids to cook
- Every guy must know how to cook
- Boboli Pizzas
- Caution with boiling liquids
- Oven door dangers
- Scooping out the toilet
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Cast of Dads is a group of podcasting and blogging dads who gather to gab about fatherhood. The cast of dads includes C.C. Chapman, Jeffrey Sass, Max Kalehoff, Michael Sheehan, and Brad Powell, who collectively represent 13 kids from the youngest of babies to full grown adults. Each of them brings a unique perspective to being a father.
Jeff Sass is the proud dad of ZEO (Zach, 22, Ethan, 20 and Olivia, 18).  He is also a seasoned entertainment and technology exec and active social media enthusiast.  You can see more of Jeff’s writing at Sassholes! and Social Networking Rehab and you can listen to Jeff on the Cast of Dads podcast.?
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Ginny Felch – Mary when such beautiful igaems come straight from the heart, it’s really important to stay tuned to what makes your heart sing! Sometimes the ego comes in and moves one away from modest and true work or creations. I so admire you for paying attention to those voices inside. Your love for your boys, your family and your life just shines through your imagery. Thank you for all you have done for and with me! Love, Ginny