MAX GREENFIELD PRINCE DANCING SERIES
Incidentally, Greenfield had already been doing his part to keep our spirits up by sharing videos of his adventures in homeschooling with Lilly, which basically turned into a limited series that in our humble opinion should be Emmy eligible. The Lightning Sticks formula, according to the product announcement, is "optimized for on-demand alertness, mental clarity, and focus but without the negative effects of large doses of caffeine, sugar and artificial flavorings typically found in most energy drinks." "And I think a lot of people are in that situation." He was already used to being home a lot, thanks to the shooting schedule he's been enjoying lately, but he admitted to his friends "that I've already been doing this and this is overkill for me."Īt the same time, he continued, "you can just feel how many parents are really enjoying the time with their kids and embracing it. And, you know, as difficult as it is, there's a real positive aspect of it in that regard." So they started doing their research and asking themselves, "Well, how can we help support Dad? Because everybody involved in this company is a dad."Įventually, he and his three co-founders (they have six kids between the four of them) want to "branch out and create a company that just includes everything that a dad does." "I am doing nothing other than being a dad," Greenfield told E! News. "For the first seven and a half years, and it might be for the next seven and a half, I don't know," he quipped. They introduced their first product, Lightning Sticks-a vegan, plant-based energy supplement powder-on Father's Day. You are supposed to be a parent 24/7."Įnter DADZ, the company the actor and three fellow dads have launched to help ensure that all the fathers out there can keep firing on all cylinders throughout the day. Greenfield told E! News in a recent interview, "There is this feeling of like, 'Am I really supposed to be a parent 24 hours a day? I used to get breaks, and now I don't get any breaks.' And then you realize, Yes, you did this yourself. Max started comparing notes and sharing tips with other dads in regular video chats, and while they've agreed that being with their families is wonderful, without school and other regular activities to mix it up it's been an exhausting time as well. Suffice it to say, all that time spent together has been a blessing-as well as a real eye-opener as to how much energy is needed to be both a constantly present parent and, for some (including Greenfield), a full-time teacher. With the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down schools and production on most shows, the star of The Neighborhood moved any and all business to Zoom and just started hanging out constantly at home with his wife, Tess Sanchez, and their kids, Lilly and Ozzie. Like so many parents around the world this year, Max Greenfield had to get used to a new normal in record fashion.
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