We have hit 50 interviews on the Dad Dialogue Podcast! Joining today is David Rainwater. David has three young children, the youngest of which being just 3 weeks old at the time of recording! So we chat a little bit about the newborn stage, what it’s like growing your family and how other children react to that shift.

David admits to being an “unabashed New Year’s resolution lover” which led him to work on a somewhat unique project that helps him approach life and set himself up for success.

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Joining Laurence for episode 49 of the Dad Dialogue podcast is Joe Rockey. Joe is an entrepreneur with two young boys. In the episode we discuss the stresses and strains of running companies alongside having a young family, the balance between being a friend or a boss to our children as well as the importance of integrity when dealing with those outside our family.

We also spend some time discussing faith and how that is woven into family life.

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Today on Dad Dialogue, we are joined by psychology teacher and father to one daughter, Dylan. In the episode Dylan shares aspects of his childhood that saw him raised by a single mum and thrust into additional responsibility within his family and how that has played a role in him developing into fatherhood later in life. We also talk about parenting from Dylan’s professional expertise as a psychology teacher and we unpack some of the different parenting styles and how they play out in the real world.

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