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"Growling stomachs required filling on a regular basis." |
"Many dads were left to juggle schedules on their own." |
"Routines were radically altered, and many fathers tried to meet weekend demands alone for a change." |
Descriptions of some dads' heroics take on the melodramatic but totally earnest tone most often reserved for war reporting: |
"Steve Politi . . . missed the Rutgers men's basketball game on Saturday to stay home with his two children." |
"Douglass Coyle . . . tugged on the coat arms of his 3-year-old daughter, Annabelle, after her dance recital." |
"Geoffrey Hillback . . . carried his 8-month-old son in his arms while comforting his daughter after a run-in with another child." |
However did they manage? |
The game-missing, the coat-dressing and the child-carrying, all alone? |
While I'm sure these average dads would have said that these were just your run-of-the-mill dad duties that they were happy (and more than able) to do, the New York Times would have you believe men might not be able to function without their female counterparts, and performing the simplest of tasks are somehow print-wo... |
This article was brought to my attention by a particular man who was livid: my husband. Having sired no children before our 2-year-old, he astonishingly has figured out in that short time how to care for him in my absence. He can feed him, bathe him, get him dressed, put him to bed, take him to the park and even keep h... |
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Maybe that's the modern dad who didn't exist 20 years ago, but he's alive and well in every corner of the country. My husband works full-time, but the rise in stay-at-home dads nearly doubled between 1989 and 2012, to 2 million. |
According to Pew, two thirds of families have dual incomes. Dads spend double the time on housework and triple the time on childcare than they did in 1965. Dads spend more time with their kids than their parents did, and many say it's not enough. |
These aren't brand new trends. Dads have been increasingly hands-on for quite a while. And yet, we still insist on portraying dads as bumbling idiots. |
For the mother of examples, pun intended, look no further than Super Bowl ads. With the big night around the corner, watch for the ads that make dads out to be utterly helpless and downright moronic without mom around. |
They're a year-round phenomenon, unfortunately. In AT&T's 2015 "Piece of Cake" commercial, a mom on a business trip has to help her husband, through her smartphone and AT&T's digital home controls, to close the garage, let in the dog walker and put the kids to bed, because, he's just a dumb dad. |
In 2014, a Huggies ad presented a challenge: "To prove Huggies diapers and wipes can handle anything, we put them to the toughest test imaginable: Dads. Alone with their babies. In one house. For five days. While we gave moms some well-deserved time off." |
It's not just ads. Look as far as your favorite sitcom or new movie release. Films like "Moms' Night Out," where dads can't mangage their kids for a single night, and "Bad Moms," where dads are either incapable idiots, adulterers or absentee, reinforce these antiquated and unfair stereotypes that make neither men nor w... |
Every year, we say enough of the dumb dad memes. And every year, we get more of them. I don't blame my husband for being angry — as half a million women marched in our town, he was cleaning projectile vomit off our son (and his own shoes), chasing him around the animal park and picking pasta off the floor. And I didn't... |
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Blue ombre leotard made of ombre foiled fabric, black and silver mystique, black nylon/spandex and with rhinestones. |
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