Ash Jurberg

How can you differentiate between harmless offenses and harmful ones? There’s one helpful question you can ask yourself.

Traveling abroad to Japan with my elderly parents, who are in their late 70s, came with mistakes and surprises. I wish we'd done the trip sooner.

A man hugged me in a shopping mall. Argentina had just scored, and the crowd at Pacific Place erupted around us, all of us watching on a screen four storeys high.

Watching my twin sons discuss their relationship on TV made me realize I'd misunderstood their rivalry for years.

I spent 16 years planning a World Cup trip with my sons, only to discover we couldn't justify the cost.

Experts reveal the hidden dangers of the seemingly harmless apps and how you can better protect kids and teens.

I travel with my 75-year-old mother-in-law and wife every year. This time, we planned the perfect trip to Charleston with activities for everyone.

I spent years traveling with my kids through tantrums and chaos. Then one trip changed everything—and made it worth it.

After doing everything together their entire lives, my twin sons separated for six weeks and hardly checked in. It was good for their relationship.

From hot dog-themed suits to actual wetsuits, dads have perfected the art of embarrassing their children. And we have photos to prove it.

I didn't expect an Oasis concert with my twin son to mean so much, but that night brought us closer and was worth every cent.

Thirty years ago, my sister's struggles divided our family. Today, my teenage sons show how far we've come, writes Ash Jurberg for Newsweek.

'I used to quietly assume my partner would manage the emotional temperature of the household, birthdays, school forms, noticing when our kid was off. I wasn't actively avoiding it, but I wasn't owning it either.'

Unsurprisingly, parts of parenting can be really triggering to dads. But more and more fathers want to own and regulate their anger.

I have identical twin boys and they have been competing with each other since they were toddlers. Both in sports and academics they want to outdo the other.

Default parent duties can and do defy gender stereotypes — the email threads, emergency trees and group chats just haven't caught up yet.

Since they were born, I've treated my sons as individuals and not "the twins." Even their closest friends sometimes couldn't tell them apart.

I wasn't sure how traveling with my mother-in-law would work out, but one trip has sparked many more. For a woman in her 70s, she can really keep up.

I took my teen son on an expensive "side trip" during our family vacation. As a dad of twins, this one-on-one time was rare and worth every penny.

My ex and I had a custody agreement that split our twins' time 50/50. Now they text whenever they want to come over, and I think it's a parenting win.