This dad blogger really resonates with me personally,

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This dad blogger really resonates with me personally,

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This dad blogger really resonates with me personally, because my step-dad, Dave, was a fantastic lunch packer when I was growing up. Lunchbox Dad, run by Beau Coffron, shares lots of fun and creative lunch ideas for fellow dads to gather inspiration, with simple instructions for creating Bento-box style packed lunches. There are holiday-themed lunches, lunches based on popular cartoon characters, and more.

The blog is monetized through some affiliate links and sponsored posts. Beau also writes for the Huffington Post as well as other sites.

6. The Father Hood
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The Father Hood, founded by Australian dads Jeremy Macvean, Andrew McUtchen, and Luke Benedictus, is packed with thoughtful content about being a dad. It covers parenting tips for all stages from babies to b2b email lists poland teens, and also takes in areas like relationships, workplace issues, and mental health. There are also interviews with other well-known dads & dad bloggers, like Joe Wicks, as well as plenty of first-person accounts of fatherhood.

This dad blog makes money through the founders’ consulting business, working with employers who want to make their workplace more supportive for dads.

7. Skint Dad
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Skint Dad, from UK-based husband and wife team Ricky and Naomi Willis (technically a mom blogger, I suppose), is aimed at families that are on a tight budget. You won’t find general parenting advice here: instead, it’s all about ways to save money, make money, and manage money when you’ve got kids—frugal living has become such a popular type of blog to start.

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The site has a number of affiliate partnerships along with running ads in order to make money. While it’s more of a money blog than a dad blog, it’s still well worth a look if you want to bring your experience as a dad to a topic like money (or travel, food, and more).

8. Direct Advice for Dads (DAD)
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Direct Advice for Dads (DAD) is an Australian blog run by HBF (an Australian not-for-profit health insurer) with an accompanying podcast hosted by dads Ross Edwards and Dan van der Meer. It primarily focuses on the early years of fatherhood: becoming a dad, having a baby, and having a toddler.

The site doesn’t run affiliate or advertising content, but it does promote the owners, the non-profit health insurer, HBF.
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