My golden nugget of parenting advice is just to enjoy it. I find so many people who become parents and they don't have any fun at all with their children. It becomes a task or a chore like anything else they do around the house, and what I've found is that the more fun I have with my daughter and the more that I can relive the childhood I had, or didn't have as the case may be, the more fun I have with my life. And it just gives me something to look forward to in the morning, waking up and enjoying that time with my daughter. One of the other things I can say is that having a daughter and being a new parent, I had to figure things out pretty quickly on my own, and I just learned that you can't plan everything. You can't have everything scripted in your life when you have a child. You have to find ways to make do when things don't go according to plan. One time I was at a baseball game with my daughter and I forgot to bring a bottle to feed her. She was about four or five months old. I had formula for her, and I knew I could get the water for her, but I had no way to get the formula from the bottle into her mouth. So I improvised a little bit, did some lagiver parenting, and I went up to the concession stand and bought a lapel pin, borrowed a lighter from the guy behind me and sterilized it, and popped a hole in the bottle, mixed up the formula, took it back to the seat, and squirted it into her mouth. And it's sort of a nice metaphor for what it is to be a parent. You're not always going to get things to go the way you want them to, so you're going to have to make do and make things perfect in your own way.