Cameron LeBlanc
Cameron LeBlanc is a contributing editor at Fatherly. A graduate of Emory University and Columbia Journalism School, he spent several years as an educator, including two terms as an AmeriCorps volunteer, before becoming a journalist. He has written about everything from social policy to pop culture for Fatherly and interviewed medical doctors, education experts, and law professors along the way. Cameron lives in Brooklyn with his partner, son, and cat.
This David Beckham Docuseries Is a Real-Life Inspiring Sports Story
Save Our Squad shows the soccer great going back to where it all began.
One Essential Road Trip Tip From Chivalrous Drivers
Don’t get mad, get courteous.
12 Movies Every Couple Can Agree On
Date night movies at home don't have to be a struggle. Here's some time-tested classics, plus some newer favorites.
Science Explains Why Emma, Not Emily, Is the Most Popular Baby Name Right Now
A new study explains how baby naming trends happen — and offers a clue for parents without one.
“Strongest Structure” Is the Sweetest Engineering Challenge Around
This article was produced in partnership with ADVERTISEMENT . Stream now, only on Netflix.Ada Twist, ScientistAda TwistSaturdays We S.T.E.M.Prep Time: Entertainment Time: Energy Expended by Child: What You Need: Gumdrops Toothpicks Coins How to Play: Tallest Tower Build the tallest freestanding tower possible. Once it gets high enough, the tower will get wobbly, and your... View Article
‘Potato Power’ Illuminates Just How Cool Science Can Be
This article was produced in partnership with Ada Twist, Scientist. Stream now, only on Netflix. ADVERTISEMENT While it might be a versatile ingredient, the humble potato isn’t exactly the flashiest food around. But when you and your kid turn a potato into a battery that can power a lightbulb, they’ll never look at the everyday... View Article
The Holidays Are Your Time to Shine—We Can Help You Pick the Perfect Gift
Our quiz will help you find the perfect gift to match your partner's personality.
Build a Homemade Thermometer to Measure the Weather
This article was produced in partnership with Ada Twist, Scientist. Stream now, only on Netflix. ADVERTISEMENT Through this activity and conversation, your child will learn one of the foundations of meteorology and build a device that they can use to measure how warm or cold it is outside. In other words, it’s both an educational,... View Article
This Bank Just Proved a 4-Day Work Week Doesn’t Mean Slashing Salaries
The evidence that a four-day workweek is good for employers and employees continues to mount.
All the Best Cyber Monday Deals on Kitchen Gear and Pots and Pans
There are some excellent deals on everything from chef's knives and blenders to Instant Pots and cookware sets. Here's the best of the best.
How to Throw a Baby Shower for Moms and Dads
Tradition says dads don’t belong at baby showers. Tradition is wrong.
When Do You Find Out the Sex of Your Baby?
Advances in science mean it’s earlier than ever. Here’s what expectant parents need to know.
Millions of Americans Are Still Waiting on Their 2020 Tax Returns
If you're one of them, you may be in for a bigger payday. Here's what to know.
The 5 Tech Gifts the Entire Family Can Use – And Keep Them Safe Online
The best gadgets don't divide families—they bring them together, safely.
There’s One Very Good Reason Federal Paid Leave Is Inevitable
Small businesses with state paid leave programs overwhelmingly support the program, and small business support matters.
‘Test Your Taste’ Shows Kids How Taste Actually Works
This article was produced in partnership with Ada Twist, Scientist. Stream now, only on Netflix. ADVERTISEMENT There are only five different kinds of taste buds on the human tongue—sour, salty, sweet, bitter, and umami—so how are people able to tell the difference between thousands of different foods? How can we tell the difference between a... View Article
Hooray! Paid Leave, Free Pre-K, and More Just Got Approved by the House
It's an important step forward, but there's a long way to go. So what's next?
Dust Off That Broken iPhone. Apple’s Finally Letting You Fix It Yourself
Kid broke your iPad screen again? Don't worry!
30,000 More People Just Had Their Student Loan Debt Forgiven — Do You Qualify?
30,000 more people — to the tune of about $2 billion — had their debt forgiven. More are on the way.
Justice is Served: Sandy Hook Parents Win Big Against Alex Jones
After years of harassment and threats, Sandy Hook families won big against their principal public tormenter.
