As a stay at home dad, I am actually in charge of most of the meals in my house, about 80 percent. I make breakfast for the kids in the morning. I make them their lunches when they go to school or I make them their lunches when they're staying home for summer if they are not at camp, and I make most of the dinners during the week; five or six days out of the week I make dinner and I have personally found that this is one of the great avenues of exploration and growth as a stay at home dad is learning to cook, dealing with different spices, different flavors, getting the children involved in cooking. Cooking is like music. It's been around for thousands of years. There's thousands of things to pick up on and it's a great way to reinvent yourself as a person and as a parent.