I'm still not sure what I'm doing here, but I know I enjoy it, and hopefully other people enjoy it as well. I do get positive feedback from some of you, and of course, the best feedback is reading people's comments.
After writing the first twenty posts, I've changed things here a bit by writing non-review posts as well as featuring fathers' blogs. Some of the non-review posts have been controversial, like the recent one I wrote about spanking, the one I wrote about cord-blood banking, or the one about parents who refer to their kids' ages in months after they turn two... Well, that one wasn't that controversial... And I also wrote about spending a night without my baby.
I've tried to mention some companies and organizations that still don't understand parenting is not just about mothers, like 1-800-Flowers, which honors Stay at Home Dads on Mother's Day by calling them "Mr. Mom." I wrote about the way Playtex described their sippy cups as "Designed for Mom." And I wrote about the librarians who give fathers lessons in parenting.
And I also included some short posts with videos and audio related to fathers, like Jon Lajoie's "Stay at Home Dad" song, and Garrison Keillor's song about Stay at Home Fathers.
Thanks again, to everyone who has commented here or is still waiting for an opportunity to say Hi. IT'S NEVER TOO LATE, you know.
And thanks to the previous twenty blogging fathers featured here:
DC Urban Dad, Fighting Monsters with Rubber Swords, Attachment Parenting Blog, Dads and Daughters, DadCentric, Luke, I Am Your Father, Looky, Daddy!, Always Home and Uncool, The Napkin Dad Daily, Building Camelot, Nordquist Blog, Daddy Forever, Spain Dad, Out-Numbered, Child's Play x2, Dad Gone Mad, Creative-Type Dad.
Cool. Looks like all sorts of stuff to read.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work, man.
ReplyDeleteNice list of bloggers, keep up the great work!!!
ReplyDeleteI only started following recently, but I enjoy picking up new dad blogs, as well as your commentary. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThanks for including me, The Napkin Dad, in the list. I appreciate it a great deal!
ReplyDeleteJack, thanks. I hope you stick around.
ReplyDeleteDaddy Geek Boy, thank you!
Dad of Divas, funny, but when I started, I couldn't imagine there would be so many blogs to read. There are a lot of us out there.
SciFi Dad, thank you. I'm sure you've read many of the blogs here (I often see you in the comment sections there), but I hope you've found one or two good dad blogs here.
Marty, thank you.
Hey, this is my first time visiting here but I find it very interesting. Nice blog
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome. I love this blog, and I always go and check the blogs that are featured here. Can't wait until my number is up! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you. I will do it (sorry it hasn't happened yet. It doesn't mean I like other blogs more, you know).
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, I'm ready to sue! :-)
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, OM, there's no hurry at all. Give priority to those Father blogs that have an actual content! :-)))
Good work man. I love getting your Dad feed in my Reader. It has introduced me to all kinds of great dad bloggers.
ReplyDeleteKeep it up.
I'm an expectant father of twins and a new blogger. Glad to have come across your site; I'm enjoying your posts and your references to all the other daddy bloggers out there. Thanks, and please keep up the good work!
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ReplyDeleteJames, cool! Thanks!
K.M., congratulations, and thanks. Hope you stick around. Good luck.
Thanks for the mention! I've found some of these on my own, but you intorduced me to a few more.
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Cool. I'm happy to hear that.
ReplyDeleteCool list! hope I make it on there one day :)
ReplyDeleteThanks. I'm sure you will!
ReplyDeleteI find it sweet to see dads blogging about their kids and their stories. It's sure interesting to see some stories from a dad's point of view.
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