05/30/2026
We love how Taelor takes the long-view: By being a good example to his daughters, he's teaching them to be good people when they grow up. In turn, they'll teach others...and so on until we have a whole community of good people!
Taelor is a proud dad to Mallory and Audrey, two daughters he describes as kind, thoughtful, and full of personality. Becoming a father at a young age meant growing up alongside his kids, learning through experience, and discovering that being a good dad doesn’t require perfection—just patience, consistency, and love.
Taelor became involved with Good Dads through his daughters’ school and quickly made the breakfasts part of their routine. From creative activities to simple conversations, the program gave him tools to strengthen communication and turn ordinary moments into meaningful ones. For Taelor, the value lies in uninterrupted time—showing his daughters they are his priority.
Beyond the classroom, Taelor has built lasting friendships with other dads through Good Dads, creating a small but powerful community rooted in shared values. He believes that engaged fathers create better kids—and better communities.
“No dad is perfect. You learn from your mistakes, and you don’t have to be afraid to admit that to your kids.”
Hop on the Good Dads bandwagon! Find out more about our programs and how you can get involved on the Good Dads website: https://www.gooddads.com/
