I’ve seen a lot of guys out in the blogosphere lamenting the treatment of fathers in general and at-home dads in particular. They complain about being called “Mr. Mom,” being considered lazy or being thought of as marginally important in the lives of their children. I feel it too but I have discovered there...
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We here at Daddyshome don’t usually schill for many people or products . Mostly that is because we have no money to buy things and as single income households, you pretty much don’t either. However, we do love to particpate in studies. Recently the KCDADS were asked to participate in a study of a...
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This post orgianally appeared by our friends over at rolereboot and is reprinted here with permission. By Hugo Schwyzer Our daughter Heloise was conceived right before I turned 41. Being “old school” about these things, my wife and I kept her pregnancy a secret until early in the second trimester, when we started...
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I have been blown away by two recent articles in large publications on the modern trend in child rearing that is taking place in the United States. It appears to me that many people within the United States are wanting to stay in the old days of the man...
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Editors Note: This post orginally appeared on Phil’s website www.sahdcooks.blogspot.com. He has allowed us to reprint it here at Daddyshome. This is a really easy, “throw-it-in-a-pot-and-forget-about-it” meal that turns out quite tasty. With no added fat, this is also a pretty healthy option for dinner. You can make this...
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A Dad’s Point-of-View, by Bruce Sallan My Little Boy is Going to College I hate clichés. I love clichés. I just find it weird when I feel as if my whole life is one big cliché! Being a parent means you will undoubtedly experience any number of them. Here’s...
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