I believe in being open and honest with my kids about anything they want to ask, and I think that’s the only way to be, even if they might not understand everything right away.

I want to be the best dad ever and teach my future kids everything I've learned; I'm excited about building that family unit.

Being present for your kids is crucial; they just want your time, and that will be what they remember most.

The biggest lesson I learned from my mom is how to make people feel heard and welcomed; her warmth and ability to create special memories is something I want to pass on to my kids. Mom guilt is one of the hardest things to deal with, and it's important to separate that feeling from your own sanity and happiness.

In child-rearing, I've become more relaxed, understanding that kids will be kids and it's important to let them explore their own paths.

Your children will eventually see you as human, realizing your flaws and struggles, so it's crucial to work on your problems to avoid passing them on to them.

As a parent, my primary job is to provide unconditional love to my children, allowing them the freedom to make their own mistakes and learn their own lessons.

I hope my kids will grow up in a world of incredible material abundance, where individual ability and impact far exceed what a person can do today.

Tell kids they matter; your opinion matters to me, and I want your advice.