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Where new dads go to get in the know.

Blog documenting Val's many adventures in fatherhood so that, one day, he will have a written record to show his grown children everything he went through for them, and to remind them that they are forever in his debt.

A hysterical look at fatherhood through the eyes of Tom Riles, the warm-up comedian for the Ellen Degeneres Show. Funny videos, sweet remarks about his pregnant wife and baby girl, and a fresh perspective make this blog one I keep coming back to.

Russ Jones writes about the parenting truths in all their dirty, funny, sleep depriving, poop on your shirt glory. With a uniquely comedic take on the pleasures and perils of parenthood, Russ brings something refreshingly new to the table.

A dad, husband, and elementary school teacher sharing stories about the lighter side of raising kids and being a role model.

Jimmy is a husband, father, son, brother, uncle, friend, pet owner, kid, and ordinary guy who is finding his role as all of those things being formed on a daily basis. The memories and stories from his life are told as each one of his roles in an honest, lighthearted, emotional way. Laugh, think, cry, disagree, or call him an idiot...his wife does. A lot.

Chris is a straigh-shooter with a humorous look at parenting. He writes about real parenting issues but gives a funny spin because that's just who he is. Witty and easy to relate to Chris has me gasping in laughter often.

DADsquared.... The world according to two Gay married Dads and their Son.. Lesson on life, humanity, struggles and love.. This family know where there is a will there is a way..They know that dreams can come true.....and that ultimately good always wins.. This is their story!

A hilarious, tongue-in-cheek look at parenting.

The epic blog of a SAHD and father of twins. Quality writing and an excellent mix of hilarity and heart.

The conflicts of becoming a Man while remaining a Dad. I believe that guys may not need or want the extensive support systems that women put in place for themselves, but we cannot continue to think we can be the husbands, fathers, and men our families need us to be without any support

My great friend Alvin, navigating the stormy waters of fatherhood…

Emmy® Winning animator and children's book author Mark Greene weighs in on life as a stay at home dad. In articles like "The Sadness Ghost" Greene explores the joys and fears of life with his son Gus while also seeking that mysterious creature, the PreDad. MegaSAHD offers compelling emotional stories of the change and growth that comes through parenting.

DadCAMP is the parenting blog of Buzz Bishop. It offers tips, insight and often Simon Cowell-esque opinion on the ongoing battle between Moms and Dads. Buzz is dad to 2 boys, one of which has his picture on a Cheerios box. Beat that.

This blog is about the on-going adventures of a gay stay-at-home dad who went from a working professional to the stay-at-home daddy to two boys upon his family moving from North Carolina to Iowa.

I read this blog all the time and eagerly anticipate the next post. Aside from the day to day of his life as a stay at home dad, he writes incredibly profound posts as advice to his infant son. Many have made me cry, they are so incredibly written. He has to be considered!!!

And I'm the Dad is one father's record of the crazy, silly, deep things that his kids do. As he notes: they say things which make him think, "If I don't write this down now, I will kick myself later." Toss in a few odd videos (some homegrown!) and you've got an intriguing and sometimes hilarious view into this family.

Jason Avant is one of the original dad bloggers, the driving force behind DadCentric, and a writer for other dad-focused sites. Jason belongs in this group for his writing talent and his uncanny ability to challenge his readers to actually think. He's often away from PetCobra writing for the premier dad-blogging collaborative, DadCentric. Wherever he writes, he's definitely worth reading.

The name pretty much says it all...A stay at home dad who write about the trials and tribulations of being a dad. Good guy. Good blog. Check him out!

8BitDad has informative and insightful fatherly opinions, including reviews, recall info, humor, and aggregated fatherhood news from around the net!

A VERY humorous look at being a dad in the 21st century as a work at home dad with a very supportive (and enduring) wife, three kids, and the pets. He can find the humor in everything and can get serious when the time calls for it. All you have to do is read ONE post and you'll be hooked.

Daddy Mojo is a dad blog about parenting, children, relationships and poop culture. Trey Burley, a stay at home dad, produces most of the content. Some of the recurring featured on Daddy Mojo include DIY a Stay at Home Dad Can Do, Dad Spends a Night in the ManCave, The Life and Times of a ___ month old, Daddy Mojo Reads and a monthly feature on children’s iPad apps.

A light-hearted look at a first-time father's actual experiences (good and bad), thoughts and opinions. It's an account of what being a first-time father is like in Australia. Filled with funny anecdotes and strange discoveries.

He's a dad with a unique sense of humor, who also happens to have a spatula, hammer, laundry basket and a power saw!

The About blurb on this gay dad's blog says that it's just a place for random rants and pics documenting the mundane lives of his family, which includes a husband, a young son and dogs. But there's so much more. This dad is obsessed with cupcakes, LEGO, mustaches, Star Wars, and yummy food, which he writes about in ridiculous and hilarious detail. A funny and sweet dad blog.

Random thoughts and experiences from my life as a father of two. Because being a parent is funny; and weird.

These guys are definitely in the top 3 dad blogs. They manage to be funny and helpful, without trying too hard to do either. I love them and share them with my husband any chance I get!

A GQ-like parenting magazine just for men. Dedicated daddy writers, workout fiends and guys with big hearts who want to stay hip throughout fatherhood. Written by a bunch of creative, crazy people who love life, sports, technology and children.

Saw this blog mentioned on CBS.com and saw him on Facebook too. A Toronto blogger with 3 kids under 6 years old who has been blogging since 2004. I know he turned down a spot on a local TV show to be the Daddy blogging expert. I was actually surprised he wasn't on this list!! There's always next year. :)

The Dude shares hilarious tales of life with his toddler (who looks just like him) and balancing an unorthodox family schedule. He is a rock and roller who often works rock music into his posts, which are awesome.

Daddy Blogging from the heart. Quality writing that makes you laugh, cry, and think.

Seriously!? Who gave me permission to bring these kids home? Underneath the heaps of poop, the puddles of pee and the puke stained shirts there is a Dad who really has no idea what the heck he is doing, but he does it with passion, pride and comedy. His kids refer to him as "My Rad Dad". Okay he only refers to himself as that... his kids think he is a dork.

The Gentle art of balancing being a dad and a competitive triathlete

Most famous for his activity on Twitter this dad also has an awesome blog. His skill with words is absolutely outstanding. A blog full of heart and humor.

Catch the fun as this sybaritic thirty-something New Yorker transitions from jet-setter to diaper changer. He began his blog right after his wife became pregnant in 2004, nervous about the impeding challenges of fatherhood in the big city and eager to write about it all.

James Austin writes from the perspective of being a first time father in his 40's. His posts range from funny to heartwarming, and are nearly always centered around his love for his wife and his 4 year old son Lukas. You'll visit for the title, but stay for the content.

Perhaps the best writer who just so happens to be a dad on the web, BHJ is dark, literate, inventive, and always surprising. He's the thinking dad's dad blogger.

Actor, wellness coach, and unschooling dad, living with his family in Phuket.

The DaddyYo Dude is a standout to the dad blog community as a guy who shares not just the funny, the product, or the announcement, but he shares his heart and mind all over his blog. As "The Dude" says "I Wear My Heart on My Dot Com". I come to The Dude to read genuine, thought provoking content, written by a guy who is not afraid to be vulnerable.

These are funny, handy and badass. If you haven't followed them before, do it. You might learn a thing or two about DIY. Or being a real man.

Stepdad to Little Buddy with SMS and Tessa Tangerine. He has documented his wife's pregnancy, birth and life together. Really moving, great advise, beautiful photos.

Attorney, veteran, and father of 4 blogging from Atlanta with reckless abandon.

Described as a "chronicle of mindful fatherhood (and attempts to get the problem right)" - Just Add Father is father-son storytelling at its most eloquent, offering poignant lessons in raising 9-year old Nick. Delicious, thoughtful, witty, and wise - for the parent or child in all of us.

He's a father, husband, runner, drinker, swimmer, obsessor of music, biker, random tripper in public, who's often caught drooling and making a fool of himself. He & his wife's lives are managed and run by their redheaded son and younger aspiring princess daughter. Every Friday he doesn't wear pants and he firmly believe Snuggies are soft cuddly cockblockers that should all be burned.

Hilarious dadblog with tons of interesting features and the best dictionary of parenting terms on the web.

Jerry Mahoney is a stay-home gay superdad to 2-year-old twins, a boy and a girl, conceived through gestational surrogacy. His blog hilariously chronicles life in a two-daddy household. But mostly, it's just about being a dad, trying to do what's best for his kids and enjoying a family he could never possibly take for granted.

Greg Allen was one of the first and remains one of the best dadbloggers out there. Witty, thoughtful, and eclectic, his running commentary on dad culture is required reading for anyone who's looking for great writing.

One of the top Dads that discusses products, life with his kid, and has a funny stream on twitter. One of the few dads I point my husband to read from time to time.

Jason is a writer and stand-up comedian who lives New Jersey with my wife and two small boys where everything is difficult and awesome.

Single Dad House is a site for divorced dads to get advice and discuss how they can be better fathers and people. In a humorous way, twice-divorced dad Ed explores issues he faces with parenting, dating, his career and money. While targeting single dads, the articles are still interesting to men and women, both with and without children.

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