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Rice Krispies #TreatsForToys Giveaway!

December 3, 2015/76 Comments/in Giveaways, Reviews/Giveaways, THE BLOG/by Chris Read

We all love Rice Krispies squares, right? That’s what I thought! I have been fortunate enough to work with Kellogg’s on their Rice Krispies #TreatsForToys initiative for a couple years now and have loved every minute of it. The concept is simple, you and your kids make a toy out of Rice Krispies treats, share […]

When I Grow Up I Want To Be…

December 2, 2015/92 Comments/in Giveaways, Reviews/Giveaways, THE BLOG, The Daddy Files/by Chris Read

Each year before the kids go off to their first day of school, we take the same picture of them out front of the house, as parents do. We ask them what they think they want to be when they grow up and we write it on the sign and snap the picture. The first […]

Canadian Dad’s 2015 Holiday Gift Guide ~ Kids Edition!

November 26, 2015/3 Comments/in Reviews, Reviews/Giveaways, THE BLOG/by Chris Read

Welcome to the 2015 edition of the Canadian Dad Holiday Gift Guide! This guide is all things that my kids have put on their Christmas lists and I’m excited to share them with you! Please take a look at what’s hot in their eyes this year and feel free to leave your child’s wish list […]

5 Ways To Avoid Getting The Flu This Season (Plus A Giveaway!)

November 24, 2015/251 Comments/in Giveaways, Reviews/Giveaways, THE BLOG/by Chris Read

It’s cold and flu season, Hooray!!!! Nobody likes to be sick and no one likes to miss out on everything the holidays have to bring, so I have put together a quick list of things that you can do to avoid getting the flu this year. You’re welcome! 1. Follow Your Children Around With Disinfectant […]

37 Things I’ve Learned In 37 Years

November 17, 2015/1 Comment/in THE BLOG, The Daddy Files/by Chris Read

1. Talking about religion and politics on the internet is almost the same as screaming at a brick wall. 2. Being nice to people simply for the sake of being nice will pay far more dividends than being nice with alterior motives. 3. “I’ll do it later” actually means “I will forget to do this”. […]