Looking forward to getting together and sharing the experiences? Lets see if we can have a little fun for ourselves and our little ones, in the foggy city...
I am new to being a dad, and new to staying at home, and new to San Francisco....
join in and share
Looking to start new Marin area Dad's group to meet regularly for playdates and possible monthly Dad's Night Out. We'll get together for casual meetings and let the kids enjoy some outdoor free play. Contact me if you're interested in meeting and getting this group going. I have 2 children 6 & 4. Email: wiiliftz@yahoo.com.
I'm a recent recruit into the ranks of stay-at-home daddome. I'm a little nervous. I go crazy after about two hours alone with my daughter (1 y.o.). Come on guys, I need you! Give me someone to talk to!
I hope to find times and places to meet-up. I'd also like to get something going where one or two dads take care of several kids to give a few dads some time off.
Hope to talk to you soon!
iamhans
Group for stay at home dads in the Central Valley area from Turlock to Chowchilla areas looking to hang out or get advice from other guys going through the stay at home experience.
Hello, my name is Steve. I have started the ball rolling to invite other San Diego area dad's to join this group. Please respond to this and we will give it a go.
Thanks
SC
In addition to being a proud at-home dad , Howard also writes an at-home dad column for the South Town Star newspaper. Here is the link to the at-home dad article he wrote about his experience at this year's convention titled "Newbie no more."
http://www.southtownstar.com/lifestyles/ludwig/1828876,101809ludwig.article
After looking and finding only Mom groups in the Modesto area that will not allow males into the group I have decided to start a Dad group. Not that most men would feel comfortable with a bunch of stay at home moms talking about who knows what.
This group is for the Modesto area Dads and all other Dads thru out the state, who happen to be visiting the area.
I would like the group to be able to get together and do some fun things such as playing sports, paint balling, marksmanship, pumpkin carving and camping to name a few.
www.modestostayathomedads.blogspot.com
Wife asked if I needed anything from the grocery store.
“Yes, a case of Corona beer.” She comes back with a case of Coors. Wrong beer. Then says, "Beer is beer."
Hey dads!
My story is that I lost my job back in December and have had a hard time finding work. I've got three wonderful kids
and a beautiful wife who I love very much (and who works too).
Everyday it's hard to face the reality of unemployment, though I'm getting 'used' to my rolls and responsibilities of the everyday life.
Short but sweet,
Hubby!
What's the story morning glory? As an at home dad in the IE, I'm wondering what other dads are doing with their time?
I'll be in the Ft. Lauderdale area from July 15th to July 26th with our youngest son, Matt.
Matt (15), has been invited to participate in the USA 2009 High Performance Boy's Indoor Volleyball A-1 Select Program. He'll be training for five days and then play in a tournament. If he plays well, next year he'll compete for a spot on the USA Boy's Youth National Team.
Any suggestions on sites to see and things to do?
I am a SAHD, my wife and I do not have friends with kids, it would be nice to meet other SAHD in my area for playdates etc...
This group will hopefully become a place of reference and potential play dates....
So last week I started potty training my daughter. She is like 3 and a half now. When the wife would try our daughter would say the panties were itchy and Mom would cave and put her back in a diaper. But Dad is like hell no, I'm done with poopy butts.
I read a few posts from people here to see what they did. Rewards and such. I bought a bag of gummy krabby patties and anytime she went she got one. And my old boss sweetend the deal with a free slurpee anytime she goes #2.
