It’s easy to ignore small cleaning tasks, until something breaks or starts to smell! My weekday cleaning routine may have gone viral (it’s in the Tidy Toolkit), but these quick monthly tasks also keep our home and appliances running smoothly. In this episode of Tidy Tidbits, I’m sharing five cleaning tasks I tackle every month.We’ll cover seeming simple routines that are easy to neglect, like descaling your coffee machine, deep-cleaning the dishwasher, washing machine, and dryer, and cleaning your toilet tank. These tasks take just minutes to complete but can make a lasting impact. I’ve learned that a few minutes of care now saves hours (and headaches) later.In this episode you’ll learn:* Regular maintenance of machines and appliances is crucial.* Maintaining appliances leads to better efficiency and longevity.* Simple routines can make a significant difference in home care.If you’re ready to simplify your cleaning routine, here are the products I mention in the episode!* Coffee Machine: Descaler Solution and Descaler Tablets* Dishwasher: Cleaning Tablets (drop in the detergent tray!)* Washing Machine: Mold Stain Remover and Cleaning Tablets* Dryer Vent: Cleaning Kit (attaches to your vacuum!)* Toilet Bowl: Cleaner Tablets (drop in the tank!)If you want to check out the Tidy Dad “Good Morning America” moments, here they are for your viewing pleasure:* InstaParents Segment* Family Surprise Segment📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
A Tidy Take with Beth Rosenbleeth from Days with Grey - I personally have a tenuous relationship with the New York Post (I can thank them for my “Speedo Dad” moniker). But this week, a headline shared by one of my favorite authors, Jo Piazza, stopped me mid-sip of coffee:“Stay-at-home “hub-sons” are the tradwives of 2025 - and their moms couldn’t be more thrilled”Apparently, guys like Luke, a former door-to-door solar salesman who quit his $170K job to move back home, aren’t just loafing around. They’re doing laundry, cooking, and running errands… basically earning their keep as modern-day homemakers.The article sparked a bigger questions about masculinity, gender norms, and the role that men play in household tasks. What does it really mean to teach life skills, and how do we prepare the next generation to contribute at home?In this episode of Tidy Tidbits, I chat with Beth Rosenbleeth, the creator of Days with Grey and mom of three boys. I’m a dad of three girls, so we come at this from both sides of the parenting coin. We talk about why life skills matter, how to gamify responsibility (check out her amazing “Life Skill cards”), and what it looks like to give kids the confidence to manage real-world tasks - without the nagging.Together, we explore:* How chores teach independence and teamwork* Why regression is normal (and how to help kids reset)* Simple ways to make household routines fun and consistentWhether you’re raising hub-sons or tidy daughters, this episode is all about raising capable, confident kids - one life skill at a time.👀 Follow Beth on IG: @dayswithgrey - and check out her website!📦 Grab her Life Skill cards: Soft Skills (ages 4+) or Life Skills for Big Kids (ages 7-12)📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
A Tidy Take with Megan McNamee, Author of Feeding Littles LunchesI’m a little obsessed with my snackle box. Every morning, I fill it so it’s ready for that post-school, everyone-is-HUUNNNGGRRRYYYY moment. Think of it like a snack survival kit: eight compartments, a lid, tucked neatly in the fridge. It’s our secret weapon against afternoon chaos. The only problem? I kept filling it with the same things… again, and again, and again.In this conversation, I chat with Megan McNamee about how to take this routine beyond the basics of fruits and veggies. We explore practical tips for creating balanced, appealing snacks that keep kids fueled through the afternoon slump, from adding proteins to pairing foods in smart ways. Megan shares insights from her book Feeding Littles Lunches, reminding parents that snack and lunch prep doesn’t have to be complicated, just simple, fun, and sustainable.Tidy Takeaways:* Pair fruits and veggies with filling proteins and carbohydrates* Use leftovers to creatively enhance snack options* Focus on practicality rather than Pinterest perfection👀 Follow Megan on IG: @feedinglittles📦 Check out Megan’s books: Feeding Littles and Beyond and Feeding Littles Lunches📚 Want more routine ideas? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: Tidy Dad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
A Tidy Take with Tiffany Jenkins, Author of A Clean Mess and High Achiever -When life is “lifing”, it can be really difficult to tidy up your emotions and find a way through. This week my beloved grandma, Noreen Moore, passed away at the age of 94. She was fiesty, independent, and deeply loved. I flew to Kentucky to be with my dad and family, and we began the process of “death cleaning” her home. Sorting through over 60 years in one house, one drawer, one memory at a time. It’s been an emotionally difficult but beautiful process. Grief doesn’t tidy up neatly. But even in the mess, beauty shows up, and along the way, I kept intentionally trying to find the funny.In this episode, I sit down with NYT bestselling author Tiffany Jenkins to explore the role of humor in navigating life's difficult times such as divorce, parenting, the death of a loved one, or other challenging situations. Tiffany shares her journey of finding humor as a coping mechanism, emphasizing the importance of self-deprecation and lightheartedness in her life.In this episode we talk about:* Humor can be a defense mechanism during tough times.* Finding humor in small moments can help cope with challenges.* Acknowledging the irony in difficult situations can provide relief.And as referenced in the opening of the podcast, as we cleaned my grandma’s home of over 60 years, I discovered photographs that proved I’ve been rocking the speedo since the 80s. It brought some laughs. If you look for it, the funny can in fact be found.👀 Follow Tiffany on IG: @jugglingthejenkins📦 Order Tiffany’s books: A Clean Mess: A Memoir of Sobriety After a Lifetime of Being Numb & High Achiever: The Incredible True Story of One Addict’s Double Life📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: Tidy DadEven in moments of grief, there’s room for laughter. This episode is dedicated to my grandma, Noreen Moore. . This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
In this conversation, I chat with Meredith Mann to explore the importance of incorporating protein into daily meals to manage blood sugar levels and enhance overall health. Meredith also shares her personal journey with blood sugar issues and how prioritizing protein has changed her relationship with food.Tidy Takeaways:* Why protein is so important to incorporate into a balanced meal* Practical hacks for sneaking protein into various dishes* The transformative effects of protein on cravings and energy levelsMeredith is the author of The Blood Sugar Balance Cookbook: 100 Delicious Recipes That Let You Ditch the Crave, Crash, Fat-Storing Cycle and Heal Your Metabolism.She also sells delicious protein powder in vanilla, chocolate, and cookies and cream flavors. You can use code TIDYDAD for a discount at checkout!And here’s the recipe for her Reese’s Smoothie - it’s so good!👀 Follow Meredith on IG: @thepeachiespoon📦 Check out Meredith’s website: https://thepeachiespoon.com/📚 Want more tips like these?Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: Tidy Dad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
In this Small Talk, Sarah and Peterson from La Casa Aldomovar share how they transformed their 750 sq ft NYC rental where Peterson grew up into a home that works beautifully for their family of five.In this episode, you’ll learn how to:* Why redefining home matters more than square footage* How conflict resolution keeps the peace in close quarters* The myth of “bigger is better” when it comes to family life* Setting boundaries, prioritizing experiences, and embracing “just enough”Their story is a masterclass in creativity, adaptability, and the joy of living small—proof that a compact home can hold big love.👀 Follow Sarah and Peterson on IG: @lacasalmodovar 📦 Check out Sarah and Peterson’s website: https://lacasaalmodovar.com/📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
Feeling a bit of September whiplash? You’re not alone. After a 12-hour road trip, unpacking chaos, and starting school in the same week, I found myself feeling the after effects of pushing summer to the last minute. Everywhere you look, people are in transition. It’s a season of change. A season where routines are desperately needed.In this episode, I’ll share five simple routines helping my family shift from summer chaos to school-year structure - not a total overhaul, just small tweaks layered onto systems we already know work.In this episode you’ll learn:* Why routines work best when applied slowly (not in one giant overhaul)* Why it’s important to show up bright-eyed and bushy tailed * How we’re making mornings less frantic with a fridge checklist and a shoe edit* Why “keep meals simple” is the best cooking philosophy for September* How early bedtimes unlock early mornings* Why movement counts, even if it’s not happening in a gymBonus: Here are some things helping us this back-to-school season!📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
A Tidy Take Ash Brandin, Author of Power On: Managing Screen Time to Benefit the Whole Family - Screens aren’t the enemy… but without some boundaries, they can turn into tiny, glowing dictators. In this episode, I sit down with Ash Brandin—middle school teacher, parent, and unapologetic gamer—to talk about managing technology in your home without losing your mind.In this episode, you’ll learn about:* Moral neutrality when it comes to technology* The ABCs of tech: access, behavior, and contentThis conversation will help you hit Power On—without hitting panic mode.👀 Follow Ash on IG: @thegamereducator📦 Order Ash’s book: Power On: Managing Screen Time to Benefit the Whole Family📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
Feeling worn out by your own ambition? After a year full of “firsts,” I’m swapping shiny new things for one unglamorous word: maintenance. In this episode, you’ll learn how to choose a word for yourself that guides your time and routines—and why sometimes the most radical choice is to keep doing what’s already working.In this episode you’ll learn:Why “maintenance” became my guiding word for the school yearHow to spot what’s already working—and keep it goingA few questions to help you pick your own word to guide your time and routinesWhy the most radical choice might be not to start something new📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
A Tidy Take with Lee Tilghman, Author of "If You Don't Like This, I Will Die"It’s exhausting trying to get everyone to like you. How much time have you spent replaying conversations, wondering if someone approves of you? How many opportunities have you missed because you worried what someone might think?In this episode, Tidy Dad sits down with author and former wellness influencer Lee Tilghman, who knows firsthand the cost of chasing approval. After building a massive following as @leefromamerica, the internet stopped liking her. Lee then began the hard work of redefining success and self-worth. She shares it all in her new memoir.In this episode, Lee talks about:* How freeing it is to be at peace with not being liked* How to focus on meaningful connections* What she likes about “2025” Lee Tilghman👀 Follow Lee on Substack and on IG📦 Order Lee’s book: “If You Don’t Like This, I Will Die”📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
A Tidy Take with Neha Ruch - If life feels like a nonstop to-do list—coffee in one hand, phone in the other—and the idea of slowing down makes you nervous, you’re not alone. Many of us worry that pausing will mean falling behind.That’s why I sat down with Neha Ruch (@neha_ruch -IG and Neha Ruch -Substack), writer, mom, and author of The Power Pause. Neha knows the pressure to keep going, but she also knows that intentional pauses can become a secret weapon for clarity, focus, and growth.In this episode, you’ll learn how to:* Push back against the societal pressure to always be “doing”* Use a simple pause to set thoughtful goals during busy seasons like back-to-school* Find the courage to “slow down” without guiltIf you’re ready to trade exhaustion for something slower, hit play and discover how a well-timed pause can help you create the life you actually want.👀 Follow Neha on IG: @neha_ruch📦 Grab Neha’s bestselling book, “The Power Pause”: Shop here📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
In this episode, I’m breaking down what back to school really feels like—chaotic, hopeful, overwhelming, and deeply human. Whether you’re a teacher, a parent, or just someone who still gets emotional in the school supply aisle, this one’s for you.And yes, I’ve got credentials. This fall marks my 18th year as a teacher—and I’ve got three kids starting kindergarten, third grade, and fifth. So my brain is currently juggling a mountain of forms, a world-travel-themed classroom, and enough school supplies to stock a small Staples.What we cover:🧠 Why this season always feels a bit (or a lot) overwhelming 🍎 Five practical mindset shifts to make this season easier🎒 How to stop chasing perfection and start creating rhythms that work💥 Why we call it “surthrival”—when you're trying to survive and thrive at the same timeThis one’s packed with real talk, intentional strategies, and a gentle reminder: you don’t have to do it all.📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
A Tidy Take with Beth from Days With Grey - Is your child waking up like a human confetti cannon while you’re still fumbling for coffee? Same. That’s why I wanted to get a Tidy Take with Beth from @dayswithgrey. She’s sharing a genius routine that just might change your mornings: Breakfast Invitations.Beth is a former teacher and mom of three who came up with this simple, screen-free solution to early-morning chaos. In this episode, she breaks down what a Breakfast Invitation actually is, how to set one up (spoiler: it involves paper, markers, and magic), and why it might buy you a few sacred minutes of peace before the day begins.🎨 What we cover:- What Breakfast Invitations are and the problem they can help solve- How a roll of white paper and a few fresh markers can spark independent play- How to make mornings feel calm(ish), connected, and purposefulWhether you’re a morning person or not, this little shift just might change your routine and save your sanity.👀 Follow Beth on IG: @dayswithgrey - and check out her shop!📦 Grab her Breakfast Invitations: Set 1, Set 2, or bundle of both!📚 Want more tips like these? Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️ Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
In this heartfelt and practical episode of Tidy Tidbits, Tidy Dad shares a major family transition: saying goodbye to their beloved 2000 Chevy Malibu. For years, this beloved family hand-me-down car carried snacks, backpacks, and three growing kids between New York City and Pennsylvania. But this summer, it officially gave out.We cover:* How the Just Enough framework from Tidy Up Your Life can guide big decisions* Why emotional attachments to stuff (yes, even a 2000 Chevy Malibu) matter* Which features were considered and which ones made the cut for their new ride* How to check your assumptions before getting swept up in comparison cultureThis episode is for anyone navigating life transitions, car shopping, or looking to simplify the decision-making process with more clarity and less chaos.📚 Want more tips like these?Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
This week on Tidy Tidbits, Tidy Dad shares the whirlwind of going viral… again.We cover:🛏️ The great bedding debate divides Instagram—duvet cover or top sheet?📚 A hot take on teacher supply spending lands him in a Threads comment storm.🏊♂️ The Today Show discussed his swimwear choices (yes, he wears a speedo to swim laps). Here’s the full video clip [debate starts at 2:52] and article!Whether you’re Team Flat Sheet or Team Duvet, this 5-minute episode delivers laughs, insights, and a gentle reminder that tidying up your life includes the way you handle your linens and your internet comments.📚 Want more tips like these?Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
In this episode of Tidy Tidbits, I open up “The Random Bin”—both literally and figuratively—to tackle the questions my Instagram audience has been asking. From how to handle junk drawers (spoiler: we don’t have drawers, we have baskets), to documenting kids’ artwork, to navigating life in NYC with three kids in a two-bedroom apartment.Whether you’re trying to tame your clutter, manage sentimental items, or just wondering how I grocery shop without going broke in New York City… this one’s for you.We cover:* Junk drawers, random bins & how to organize the chaos* What to do with all your kids’ art and schoolwork* Favorite organizing tools (hello, 3-tier cart)* Why “clear, sort, assess, plan” is your new decluttering mantra* Tips for living in NYC on a budget (and how we stretch it)* What to do when you feel stuck or overwhelmed* Why success isn’t always what it seems—and what matters most to me✨ Plus, a few funny stories and confessions along the way—like the time I got recognized on a ferry in Switzerland.🔗 Mentioned in this episode:– My book: Tidy Up Your Life– Art file bins: use folders for each grade to store sentimental papers– Art frames: display art, and store 100 more papers in the back– Clip hooks: for swimsuits, washcloths, and more– 3-tier cart: use that vertical space!📚 Want more tips like these?Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
Episode Summary: Is your phone battery suddenly tanking the day after you pay it off? Same. In this episode of Tidy Tidbits, I’m diving into the strange tech glitches that show up right after your warranty ends—and offering 7 tidy tech tips to help you declutter your digital life and reclaim your mental bandwidth.Whether you're untangling cords, scrubbing subscriptions, or finally naming that photo folder from 2017, this 5-minute episode is your guide to a more organized, less overwhelming digital life.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:🔋 How to survive sudden battery betrayal🪫 The best external charger that charges itself, too📆 How we use shared digital calendars (and one old-school one too)🖼 The easiest way to declutter your camera roll💽 The boring but essential rule for your external hard drive📱 Why I name my app folders “I am loved” and “I am enough”💸 How we uncovered secret subscriptions and even got a few refundsTidy Tech Tools Mentioned:- Charger Chaos Solved: our external charger for on-the-go- Control Cords: my favorite 6-foot braided “long” charging cord- Shared Calendars = Shared Sanity: our family’s command center is our digital calendar and I’ve got a code for you! Use TIDYTYLER30 for $30 off the 15” Skylight calendar, available globally… and we also still use our little dry-erase magnetic “weekly” board and to-do lists for jotting quick notes on the fridge- The Great Photo Declutter: best tip: declutter from this month, one year ago! Here's a Tidy Toolkit download to help!- External Hard Drive Rule: this one holds up to 6TB - keep photos and documents secure. We store ours in this fireproof safe, or you could use these fireproof bags!- Apps as Affirmations: is it time to rename the app folders on your phone?- Subscription Scrubdown: we used the Rocket Money app to scan for unused subscription services, cancel them, and even got a few refunds back- Tidy up your tech, and reclaim your time, energy, and mental bandwidth!📚 Want more tips like these?Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain and reintroducing the guy behind the nickname. From being called “Tidy Dad” at the dentist’s office to writing a bestselling book that came out of a mental health breakdown, it’s been a wild ride. I’ll walk you through:* My backstory (hi, I’m Tyler—aka Tidy Dad)* Fast facts from my life as a NYC teacher, dad of three, and Enneagram 7* What Tidy Up Your Life is actually about (spoiler: it’s not just about closets)* Why I believe tidying is more than just the aesthetics of your home—it’s about making space for what matters* The propaganda I am falling for in 2025 (Saint Dolly, surthrival, and “Skies out, thighs out”)Whether you’re new here or you’ve been following since the beginning (circa 2019), this episode is your intro to what Tidy Tidbits is all about—and why tidying isn’t about perfection, it’s about possibility.📚 Want more tips like these?Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
Over the weekend, we kicked off the season with a classic Tidy Dad decluttering calendar tradition: the swimsuit clear-out. Spoiler alert: I had 39. That’s right—one for every year of my life. (Yes, it’s a problem. Yes, I’m working on it.)But it got me thinking… what else is quietly multiplying in our closets?In this episode of Tidy Tidbits, I dive into:* The shocking stats behind how little of our wardrobe we actually wear* Why summer is the perfect time to build a capsule wardrobe* My Three C’s of Capsule Building:* Core Colors – Find your go-to shades and build around them.* Comfort – Because no one wants subway-platform bunching.* Combinations – Create more outfits with fewer pieces.Plus for those of you ready to take action, there are tools ready for your in the Tidy Toolkit:* ✅ The Summer Capsule Checklist – Your guide to building a wardrobe that works.* 👕 The 30 Items for 30 Days Challenge – Pick your MVPs and put them to the test.The Summer Capsule Checklist and 30 Items for 30 Days Challenge are available exclusively to paid subscribers. Become a paid subscriber to The Tidy Times for just $5/month and unlock the full Tidy Toolkit—printables, checklists, and visual guides designed to make life a little tidier.You can try it out for a month, grab what you need, and see if it’s a good fit—no pressure, just tidy goodness that keeps getting better.ALSO! If you want to shop directly from my closet, here are some of the latest items I’ve added to my own summer capsule. Tried, tested, and Tidy Dad-approved—these make great gift ideas too (especially for the man in your life).These Shirts, Pants, & Shoe Picks Made the Cut!📚 Want more tips like these?Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe
We came home from a lovely weekend away to a full-blown ant invasion. They weren’t just crawling—they were conquering. What began as an unwelcome infestation quickly turned into a chance to rethink our storage strategies, meal routines, and even that eternal pantry debate: to decant or not to decant?Mentioned in this episode:* The surprising flaws in our “out of sight, out of mind” snack basket system* Our zones-based kitchen organization system* The shift from snack-stocking to whole-food planning* The value—and maintenance—of decantingPlus: a special shoutout to TERRO ant bait (call me, maybe?).📚 Want more tips like these?Check out my book: Tidy Up Your Life🗞️Subscribe to The Tidy Times: tidydad.substack.com📸 Follow along on IG: @tidydad This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tidydad.substack.com/subscribe