The glass ceiling of fatherhood is the perception that dads will never be as good a parent as the mother. That's really hard on dads that because we want to be involved in our kids lives and be good parents. We are really never seen as good as the mothers. Really, it's discrimination that is uncalled for because in the workplace, if people said, "Well, the man really knows best at the job. The woman, she's trying hard, but let's face it, she's not as good as the man." That wouldn't fly and there would be lawsuits going. But people at home, people have no problem saying, "Well, you tried, but when mom gets home, she's square away the problem, I'm sure." It's this perception that we are not as good of parents, and I'm sure that we have to let that roll off our shoulders too. In the long run, hopefully, people will see that dads are great parents, too. Even if they are doing something a little differently than the mothers, they are doing a good job, too. We will get the respect we deserve as parents.