Dad of Lilah and Silas
Sascha Altman DuBrulTwo little babies and the adventures of their exhausted parents
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The Epic Hugging Game
I don’t know what it’s like to have just one child, but I can tell you that when you have twins they always have someone to play with.
Dreams that you dare to dream really do come true
There is a great satisfaction that comes from putting two rowdy, overtired toddlers to sleep, especially when it seems like it’s totally not going to happen and they’re going to keep fighting and tearing their room up at 10 at night.
Boundaries and Vulnerability and Sleep Deprivation
Whoever is reading this, I want you to know that these words are being written by a person who doesn’t get nearly enough sleep, but is in love in a way he never knew was possible. And is going through some wild changes.
Love to You and Your Family From Us and Our Family. Happy New Year as We Stand and Watch the Tides Turn!
We live by the ocean and the thing about playing in the waves with your kids is that the sea is so enormous, so much bigger than any of the war and the politics and the things we fret about in this fragile world.
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Father of young twins, co-founder of the Icarus Project, therapist for the mad and brilliant, New York native living in Los Angeles.
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