Dad life doesn’t stop for the flu, birthday parties, bedtime routines, or bad dad jokes.

In this episode of The Dad Chapter, TJ and Kendrick hold it down while Kevin is on baby watch. The guys talk about surviving sickness as a dad, the difference between how moms and dads handle being sick, toddler birthday parties, Disney trips, bedtime routines, discipline, and why parenting is really just trying to raise kids who still want to hang out with you when they’re older.

From Flu B taking TJ out, to Tripp’s upcoming birthday, to the great debate over whether a two-year-old needs a big party, this episode is full of funny, honest, and relatable dad-life moments.

We’re not experts — just dads figuring it out one episode at a time.

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Welcome back to The Dad Chapter! In this episode, the guys are joined once again by fan-favorite guest Craig (aka “Wags”) for a hilarious and real conversation about dad life, being sick as a parent, and how pets might actually prepare you for having kids.From wild travel stories (including a near disaster in Santorini 😅) to deep talks about discipline, responsibility, and balancing life as a dad—this episode has a little bit of everything.We also get into:What happens when dads get sick (spoiler: no days off)Dog Dad vs. Cat Dad debate 🐶🐱How pets prepare you for parentingSetting boundaries with your phone & family timeThe realities of dad life (goodbye spontaneous plans)Baby-proofing vs. pet-proofing your homeIntrovert vs. extrovert dad personalitiesAnd of course… a full dad joke showdown at the end 😂As always…💭 Not Experts. Just Dads.✈️ Winging it through diapers, chaos & life.

In this episode, the guys dive into the real side of becoming a dad — from sleep deprivation and night shift struggles to nursery prep, baby gear debates, and the chaos no one warns you about.