24 Great Sites for Fathers
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 | Discovering Dad Twitter: @jnbammer Discovering what it means to be a dad. | |
 | Building Camelot Twitter: @buildingcamelot Helping men become better dads & husbands. | |
 | The Nordquist Blog Twitter: @akula Brett is one of the most underrated Daddy bloggers on the planet. Sincere and eloquent, he chronicles fatherhood in a way that few can. | |
 | Dad Labs Twitter: @dadlabs Funny, irreverent, and always helpful. Videos, podcasts, and blog articles about being a dad. | |
 | Dadomatic Twitter: @dadomaticblog Another blog collective started by Chris Brogan. | |
 | Busy Dad The only guy I know who is more involved with BlogHer than most women. | |
 | Frugal Dad Twitter: @frugaldad One of the most widely read dad blogs out there, he really knows financial matters. | |
 | Dad Gone Mad Twitter: @dadgonemad A little big intimidating? To be sure. Cares about his kids? You bet. | |
 | The Father Life Twitter: @thefatherlife A magazine containing a mix of original content and some of the best from different father related websites. I should know, you might find some of my work there if you look hard enough! | |
 | Rebel Dad Stay at home dad expert, convention organizer, and all around good guy. | |
 | Mommy Daddy Blog Twitter: @mommydaddyblog An eclectic mix of parenting advice, personal accounts, and reviews of interesting products. | |
 | Dadcentric Twitter: @dadcentric Cheeky, irreverent, and a little crass, Dadcentric tells it how it is with no fear. | |
 | Digital Dad Raise your hand if you’re a tech geek. DigitalDad satisfies the need for gadgets in all of us. | |
 | DC Urban Dad Twitter: @dcurbandad There is a need for more men in the world like this guy. Good, solid men who care for their kids and share their thoughts and opinions. | |
 | Dadthing Twitter: @dadthing Another great dad blog by another great dad! | |
 | Daddy Brain Twitter: @daddybrain11 Fathering advocate, radio host, and speaker. | |
 | Evolution of Dad Project An ongoing film project detailing how the role of Dads has changed in our modern society. Donate to his project! | |
 | D is for Dad Twitter:@disfordad | |
 | Fatherhood.org The single most complete resource on the web, and an advocacy group for making sure kids grow up with involved fathers in the home. You won’t find a lot of opinions on this site, but well researched information on social problems and how men can help. | |
 | Dads.org An advocacy group for Dads centered on Catholic principles. Read articles, find local help, and listen to their radio show. | |
 | Alltop Dads Page Alltop is a brilliant website that aggregates the best the web has to offer all over the internet. The dads section has real time updates from the top Dad blogs around the internet. | |
 | HHS.gov The US Government’s website promoting the health, social and economic benefits of having fathers fully engaged in their children’s lives. | |
 | Fathers.com The National Center for Fathering’s website. They inspire & equip men to be better fathers & grandfathers. |