Tips for New Dads with Jason Kreidman
About Jason
Jason Kriedman is the founder of Dad University, which was created to help dads learn what they don’t teach in school. Through videos, podcasts, social media and speaking, they help businesses, organizations, and schools communicate with dads. Their mission is to get more dads involved, increase parenting effectiveness, and help dads find work/life balance.
He is also the founder of Dudes to Dads, a local San Diego group for Dads dedicated to discussing, learning, and sharing experiences on the transition from single man to family man. The group meets every other Tuesday evening to talk about parenting techniques, ways to improve your marriage, and tips to improve the overall quality of your life.
After the birth of his second child, Kriedman began taking parenting classes and seeking out answers to life’s daily frustrations. He knew he wanted to learn and help other dads in the community, but there were no resources to do this. He created Dudes to Dads in 2012.
Professionally, Kriedman is an internet entrepreneur and has been involved in internet marketing for more than 15 years. He is married to his elementary school sweetheart and has two energetic kids.
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