Archives for November, 2009

ASSES WIPED, NAMES TAKEN!

Posted on 11 10, 2009 under Uncategorized by foodad | Comments

After a 3 year run, we have decided to close our virtual doors and move onto some new projects.

Our kids are older now and although we still go through painful, expensive, and stinky experiences on a day to day basis, we have given the internet all that we can give.

Stay tuned for announcements on a new project we are working on. Special thanks to all of our readers, contributors, and sponsors. We have enjoyed teaching dads and dads-to-be the things we have learned the hard way.

While you wait, check out some of other current projects:

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FreezerBurns
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Digital Before Digital
BelchingMonkey
Follow on Twitter: @schneidermike

Thank you.

PS: The content is for sale as is the domain. Contact one of us for details. contact@noodad.com gets to us both.

The Great AFP Debate: How Should You Weigh In?

Posted on 11 10, 2009 under Predad by Noodad | Comments

652136_bloodUnfortunately, pregnancy is harder than just dealing with your wife's nausea, insecurities, and fatigue. Sometimes along the way, you and your wife will have to deal with some seriously important questions.

One of these important decisions comes around the 16th week of pregnancy. It is the decision on whether or not to take the AFP test. AFP stands for Alphafetoprotein, a protein made by your unborn kid and secreted through their liver and then dumped into your wife's blood. The test is a simple blood test that checks for abnormally high or low levels of that protein.
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5 Fall Activities To Keep Your Kids Entertained

Posted on 11 07, 2009 under The Manual by Noodad | Comments

653873_autumn_3The ghosts and pumpkins have been put away and all that's left in the candy bowl is a box of Dots, a couple of Mary Janes, and a single Twizzler stick. Halloween is over my friends. There is still 3 weeks until Thanksgiving and the mayhem we all know as the Christmas season.

Now that the sugar high is gone what is there to do to keep your kids entertained? Try these ideas to keep your kids entertained in those tween weeks between holidays.
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Cheese Coming Out of Your Kid’s Mouths

Posted on 11 05, 2009 under The Manual by Noodad | Comments

school38It will come once a year and start as early as preschool. It could stress out your wife in the early years and stress out your kid in the later years. It is school picture time and believe it or not, you do need to care about them. But with a bit of preparation and the willingness to learn from Noodad, you will be alright.

First we need to clear away any baggage you may be brining to the table. Caring about looking good for school pictures is not vain. Nor is it for just the female set. Although you may be taking poodad loads of pics of your kids, the school picture is THE picture that marks the year. It is THE picture that will serve as a visual bookmark for the grade. They may not really care when they are young, but they will definitely care when they get older. Dropping the ball should not be an option.

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11 Most Important Things to Know About Your Kid’s Artwork

Posted on 11 03, 2009 under The Manual by Noodad | Comments

drawings-026Most likely your kids like to create things. Whether it is paint, PlayDoh, crayons, or anything else they can get their hands on, the way you deal with their little masterpieces can mean the difference between a fruitful childhood and a downward spiral into despair. Ok, it's not that bad but it is certainly important to know how to handle the issue of kid artwork. That's why I have compiled a list of the 11 Most Important Things to Know About Your Kid's Artwork.

1. Every piece is a masterpiece
Your kid will be very happy to show you their great creation. Treat it like it is the most amazing thing in the world and your kid should go to Italy to become a master artist. Anything less might discourage your kid from creating more stuff and visual exploration has been shown to stimulate the imagination and improve things like memory, dexterity, and learning.

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