Am I right, or is your question a bit tongue-in-cheek? Because it’s BS that dads are being ignored, but I think we all know that advertisers work more on stereotypes and reinforcing convention than reflect real life by any means. The only “revolution” that is ever addressed in advertising is the one going on in your washing machine with your revolutionary detergent!

Cheers!

I know when I, or fellow fathers, shop for our kids we get what’s needed, and don’t necessarily shop for fun.

As for the comment above – yes, we need more changing tables in men’s restrooms. Or more family restrooms.

Better to quietly send nastygrams to the offending companies and they will at least hook you up with sweet, sweet coupons – I got a couple $4 numbers for Pull-Ups after complaining about their “easy open sides – for moms!” or some such thing.

And they -did- change the copy on their coupon flyers after a while. I shan’t take credit for that, though.

I wanted to add, “and not wearing Pampers anymore”