Built for dads. Day 0 to age 15.
The manual they forgot to put in the box.
Almost everything out there for parents is made for moms. This one’s for us: field-tested advice from dads who’ve been there, gear we’d actually buy again, and a bench to sit on with the other guys.
How old is your kid?
The Trenches
Feeding, sleeping, surviving. Mostly surviving.
1–3Toddler Wrangling
They can run now. You cannot rest now.
4–7Little Kids
School runs, birthday parties, a thousand questions.
8–12Big Kids
Sports, screens, and the first real conversations.
13–15Almost Teens
One-word answers and the long game.
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I grew up with two brothers. Then I had a daughter, a bar of soap and four months of parental leave. Learn from me.
5 min readAll ages · House OpsLaundry symbols, decoded
Five shapes, a few dots, and an X. That is the whole language. Here it is in plain English.
4 min readThe Trenches · GearThe diaper bag loadout
What actually needs to be in the bag, and what you can leave in the car.
3 min readMWB Gear · Coming soon
Stop guessing what the tag means.
The Laundry Decoder is a magnetic strip for your washer that translates every symbol on every tag. No more shrunken sweaters. No more pink socks.
Get on the pre-order list- ✔ Sticks to any washer or dryer
- ✔ Every common symbol, in plain English
- ✔ Wipe-clean, built to survive a laundry room
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Field Guide, Gear & The Bench
Articles that make dad life easier, MWB gear that pulls its weight, and a forum where dads ask the questions they can’t ask anywhere else.
02Next
MWB Approved
Real-world reviews of the big stuff, like the stroller with beefy wheels that can actually handle a trail. Then MWB-built versions of the best of it.
03Coming
City Chapters
Small groups of dads in your city. Same guys, once a month, coffee. Work, family, kids: the real version.
The Dad Brief
One email a week. One useful thing for your kid’s age, one piece of gear worth knowing about, one thing to do this weekend. That’s it.