Welcome, Dads (and Would Be Dads … And Moms … And Everyone Else)
Posted on 19. Jul, 2012 by rebel in Uncategorized
Thanks for stopping by RebelDad.com. Between 2002 and 2010, this blog was a (more or less) continually updated log of news and ideas related to at-home fatherhood. I’ve given up the “at-home father” title (at least the first part of the title), but RebelDad.com remains here as a resource for anyone looking for more information about at-home fatherhood. When I launched this site in 2002, there was very little on the Internet for fathers. Those sites are gone now, lost to history. But over the past decade, a huge number of sites, blogs and other online resources have emerged, driving home one of the original points of this blog: at-home dads are in excellent company.
If you’re interested in learning more, please:
- Check athomedad.org, which is now the hub for much of the online community
- Consider attending the At-Home Dad Convention (Oct. 6, 2012, Washington)
- Weigh in on the forums over at DadStaysHome.com
- Read Daddy Types, which has been — for many years — my absolute favorite daddyblog
- Use the “Search” box to the right to look through the archives here
- Read advice on setting up your own dad’s group
- Paw through at-home dad statistics (to be updated)
- Click through my outdated list of at-home dad bloggers
Thanks, again, for the years of support.
- Brian
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Vincent O'Keefe
11. Nov, 2010
Thanks for all your work for dads! It is appreciated.
Nathan
14. Nov, 2010
Thanks for a fantastic blog! Just started a dad blog of my own, and I’ve been looking to yours for inspiration. Hope we can hear more from you soon.
Michael Wight
05. Jan, 2011
I’ve been following your blog for quite a while, great work! You’ve been an inspiration to me, and helped me to start a cartoon strip based on stay at home dad’s, and lo and behold, my crazy little strip idea got picked up recently by Creators Syndicate. I’m in the development phase for the next 6-12 months but it can be seen on the creators website at
http://www.creators.com/comics/stay-at-home-dad/71999.html
It might be something your readers would enjoy. They can also sign up to get the strip as new ones appear in their email.
I’m also attempting a Stay At Home Dad blog myself:
stayathomedadz.blogspot.com/
I just started building it yesterday so, other than a rough looking blog and some info on me, it’s pretty bare. Hopefully in time I can build something decent. Keep up the good work.
deepdishchad
14. Jan, 2011
8 years?!?! Alas, I suppose it’s true. Thanks for all the laughs and thought-provoking reads, and thanks for immortalizing me in the Post. I go back and read that article sometimes just for the memories!
Jacob
21. Feb, 2011
Hi, I actually just came across your blog and it looks great. I am now trying to start a stay at home dad website/blog of my own.
http://www.dudemom.com
I am a new parent so I am looking for any kind of help that I can from other stay at home parents.