Your Hands Are Full — Let Someone Else Help Dad with His Tech This Father’s Day

By Kaylin Marcotte, Mom of 2 and Co-Founder of TechPals

As we all know, mom life is non-stop. From juggling nap schedules to coordinating play dates and after-school activities to making sure everyone’s favorite snacks are always stocked up on, a mom’s mental load is almost always maxed out. 

So when your phone buzzes with an SOS from Dad — “How do I update my iPad again?” — you love him, you do… but also: not right now, Dad.

Of course you want to help. But also, you’re in the middle of convincing a toddler to wear pants. Again.

We’re the Default Tech Help — Whether We Like It or Not

For a lot of us, managing our own digital chaos is enough. But somewhere along the way, we became our parents’ tech support too. Whether it’s a calendar sync issue, a missing file, or help navigating yet another new app, we’re the go-to person — often at the exact wrong time.

And when you’re already stretched too thin with the responsibilities of motherhood, even small tech asks can start to feel… huge.

That’s Why We Built TechPals

As a mom, I get it — completely. That’s one of the reasons I co-founded TechPals with my long-time friend Jesse: to help older adults feel confident with technology, and to take the pressure off the people who love them.

TechPals gives them access to unlimited, one-on-one support from patient, knowledgeable tech experts, 24/7. Whether they’re trying to back up photos, troubleshoot a stubborn device, or just get comfortable with new tools, we’ve got them covered.

And the best part? It’s not you doing it.

A Thoughtful, Useful Father’s Day Gift

Instead of another gadget or “#1 Dad” mug, this year you can give something that actually makes a difference. TechPals helps dads stay connected, independent, and confident — without turning their kids into on-call IT departments. 

It’s a gift that supports them and gives you a little breathing room.

Because Let’s Be Honest: Your Hands Are Already Full

If you’re navigating life with little ones, your time and energy are precious. You shouldn’t have to spend your one quiet moment of the day walking someone through Bluetooth settings.

This Father’s Day, give Dad the support he deserves — and reclaim a little peace of mind for yourself.👉 Gift dad a year of one-on-one tech help with the trusted experts at TechPals!

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