What I Learned from Parenting Books
In this article, I dial the geek way down and dial the serious way up, to discuss two books on parenting by Australian authors, both of which changed my perspective on my role and responsibilities as a father.
Don’t Spill the Beans Game Review
This is a very easy game and doesn't require any reading, memorization, or math skills to play. This makes it a perfect distraction for your youngest children and a great way to introduce them to logical decision making and risk vs. reward. Plus, with some slight modifications, the game can become much more interesting.
Don’t Break the Ice Game Review
There is nothing about this game from an adult perspective that is noteworthy. And yet, this game appeals to the child in me. Part nostalgia for a time in my life when games were very straight forward and part reckless abandonment.
iPad – a Toy for Adults or Children?
Do not read on if you are expecting a comprehensive, original or unbiased perspective on the iPad; there is no shortage of iPad reviews to be found elsewhere, even on the narrower issues of its worth as a board gaming platform and its suitability for young children. Mine is a highly personal perspective, your mileage may vary.
Gulo Gulo Game Review
This is a dexterity game with a distinct advantage for young children: small fingers are a definite plus! Each player attempts to move his colored plastic piece (a figure that resembles a polar bear more than a wolverine) forward by extracting from its nest a wooden egg of a specific color.
Top 5 Ways to Get Games Cheap
There are many places to buy games, but where can you get the games cheap? If there isn't a lot of extra cash in your budget but you want to get a game or two, here are Father Geek's top 5 ways to get games for cheap!