Amid my ramblings about comics, role-playing games, and other nerdy subjects, a section on parenting might seem out of place. However, I spent several years as the resident “nerd dad” at BabyCenter.com, here I contributed a weekly blog about my experiences as a father. A reorganization of BabyCenter’s site caused many of my blog entries to disappear, but the magic of the Internet Archive means I can retrieve what might otherwise be lost.

• Are Boys and Girls Really That Different at Sports?: How much of the different is real, and how much is imagined?
• Conversations with My 18-Year-Old Self: If I could go back and talk to the younger me, this is some of what I would say.
• The Important Thing Comics Taught Me About Kids: The more characters your kids meet, the more fun they’ll have.
• My Son Has an Imaginary Wonder Woman Following Him Around: That glorious moment when your kid gets their first imaginary friend.
• My Son Wore a Superman Suit for a Month: Here’s What I Learned: One month with a full-time superhero is an eye-opening experience.