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Being a Good Dad is About Practice, Not Perfection.
One reason I continue to stay away from social media is that I, like my children, am not immune to comparing my life against the near flawless lives…
Sep 29
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Matthew Royston
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Our World Needs Dads. That’s Why We Must Never Denigrate Them.
I am fortunate to be the father of both boys and girls.
Sep 26
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Matthew Royston
Guarding The Garden of The Mind.
The mind is amazing.
Sep 22
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Matthew Royston
I Revised The DADS™ Pledge.
It’s important to start.
Sep 19
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Matthew Royston
Sending Our Children to the Front Lines of the Internet’s War of Words.
Words, in many ways, are the most lethal weapons in a persons arsenal.
Sep 15
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Matthew Royston
Creating Shared Experiences
How screens can be an opportunity for connection.
Sep 12
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Matthew Royston
One Is Worth A Thousand.
They say that a picture is worth a thousand words; well I say that one real relationship is worth a thousand virtual ones.
Sep 8
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Matthew Royston
It All Adds Up.
10 minutes isn’t a long time — unless you’re practicing presence for the first time.
Sep 5
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Matthew Royston
August 2025
Should we promote legislation to ban smartphones and social media?
As the founder of DADS™ — Dads Against Devices™ I’ve often wondered whether I should support legislation that would ban smartphones and social media for…
Aug 29
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Matthew Royston
Let’s Be Human Again.
On first reading, one might interpret the DADS™ pledge as an anti-technology statement, but this was never my intention.
Aug 25
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Matthew Royston
Where Will This Lead?
It’s been said that a journey of a thousand miles begins with just one step — so watch your step.
Aug 22
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Matthew Royston
What If Something Bad Happens And My Child Needs To Contact Me?
As DADS™ — and parents — the desire to protect our children and be ready to run if they need us in an emergency is a noble one.
Aug 18
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Matthew Royston
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