There are many things I do to debunk myths and stereotypes about being a stay-at-home dad, but the primary one is to be competent, is to just do your job as a parent, is to raise a healthy, happy, aware, smart children. And then you can break it down into subsets of being a really good cook, you can be fashion savvy, you can be tech savvy, you can volunteer for the PTA, you can become a room parent – and I do all of those things. So I think that I’m happy in the progress I’ve made to show that dads can be just as competent as stay-at-home parents as moms can.