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Daddyof2
19-12-2005, 23:15
Hi Just wanting to talk to some dads about being a father.:o

kimmy
19-12-2005, 23:42
Hi there & welcome to bubhub.
You should talk to Jay,lee&nikita'sdad (Colin or ID) his pretty cool & easy to get along with.:D

Peaceangels
20-12-2005, 13:16
Hi & Welcome Mel's hubby!

The male population is growing around here, so I'm sure you will get chatting with some other dad's soon.

WeThree
20-12-2005, 13:26
hi welcome to bubhub! great to see a dh taking an interest in what goes on here :) like the other girls said, check out the dad thread, there are a few other brave guys in there! :)

Irish Dad
21-12-2005, 20:38
Hello mate, I'd love to chat but won't get a chance probably for a few weeks as I'm on holiday in USA :) This sites great and you can get loads of help and advice here, I don't always listen to the girls, sometimes us dads know best :p

Chickadee
21-12-2005, 21:12
Welcome. I thought that avatar pic looked familiar :)

As KB mentioned there is a forum section set up specifically for dads, it's a fair ways down the main forum page under the blue "chat with other parents and parent's to be" banner. But here's a shortcut for you: Dads Chat (http://www.bubhub.com.au/community/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=45) Of course you're welcome to read and post in any section of the forums. The Dad's Chat section is just to make it easier to find posts of a similar topic.

There aren't a lot of dads on here to be honest, but quite often we women have men reading over our shoulders wondering what can possibly be so funny/interesting. Or we pass on queries and questions. So I think there are alot of indirect or lurking male members :)

Who`s your Daddy
22-12-2005, 11:59
Hi there Daddyof2, I`m only new to the bub hub as well,

Being a parent is the most rewarding experience, I love coming through the door of an evening and seeing my beautiful daughter`s smile, I tell you , you could have the worst day at work, but when i come home, it makes me happy..

:D

Irish Dad
22-12-2005, 14:36
I agree even when things seem bad a smile from our kids make us realize that all the hard work is more than worth it :)

Graeme
25-12-2005, 07:26
Hi Dads (and Mums)
I don't get on all that often - too much seems to be going on. I keep hoping to get on more often and one day I will.
There are a few Dads lurking around (one of whom is very active :) ).
I think there are differences for Dads and Mums, but also a lot of the stuff is the same.
I love being a Dad :D , although it is a challenge juggling work, family, work around the home etc.
Jasmine starts school next year and I'm hoping to get involved a bit there. It will be interesting to see how they respond to Dads. Some places aren't sure how to react.
I think some services are becoming more aware that the needs of Dads are sometimes different to Dads. (E.g. in some health services for parents there are lots of positive images of mums, but the only ones relating to dads are to do with domestic violence. :mad: )
I'm on holidays for a couple of weeks so I might get on a little bit.
All the best
Graeme

andre
25-12-2005, 11:04
OK. I probably should have done this a long time ago, but better late than never, and all that. I finally have my own user name and avatar, yay!:D

Welcome to the site, good to see another bloke here.

Right, now I really am going to take the dog for a walk!

Stay safe everyone.

Andre.

Daddyof2
27-12-2005, 21:42
Hi all

Thank you all for replying i hope to talk to you all later:)