Love is what makes a home — a home.
About Ryan Chin
Loving in Peace
We love our kids, but what kind of love we give our kids matters.
We love our kids, but what kind of love we give our kids matters.
Pound Love Into My Kids
The importance of rough play.
The importance of rough play.
Three Things Not to Say to a Parent of a Transgender Kid
Things you can and should say!
Things you can and should say!
How We Love Our Kids Matters
Are you loving in peace or loving in torment?
Are you loving in peace or loving in torment?
Be How You Feel
How my transgender daughter has already empowered people.
How my transgender daughter has already empowered people.
In Which I Mansplain—Mansplaining.
We're all in this together.
We’re all in this together.
Giving Our Kids Power to Deal
The battle against Nature Deficit Disorder.
The battle against Nature Deficit Disorder.
The Best Way to Not Be a Has Been? Coach Will Bees.
Ryan Chin can’t do all the tricks he used to, but that won’t keep him from teaching his kids two important words: Keep Trying.
Droppin’ In: Let’s Keep It Fun, Bro
Ryan Chin saw a video of a father and son at a skate park, and it made him consider how he wants to spend skate time with his own kids.
Stir-Fry Love: Cooking with Mom
With Mother’s Day approaching, Ryan Chin remembers cooking with his mother as he prepares a meal for his own family in her wok.
Without Rain There Can Be No Rainbows
Rural New Zealand, 2003. An excerpt from Ryan Chin’s book about the importance of role models.
The Quality a Man Needs Most
Ryan Chin knows first hand how laughter and being able to laugh at yourself makes life richer
The Language of Dog
Ryan Chin and his dog, Big Head, are has-beens–they’ve run the fastest they will ever run and jump the highest they have ever jumped.
1,460 Days of Crying
Future dads are you ready?