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Information: Web sites that pertain to Fathering by men who spend most of their time at home with the kids. The assumption is that the dad doesn't work full time outside of the home - he either works from home or works part-time outside of the home.
Stay at Home Fathers further on these related pages:
Eric Lapp, V.P. of Domestic Engineering and Child Learning Eric Lapp, V.P. of Domestic Engineering and Child Learning: Articles written about his time as a stay-at-home dad. (Stay at Home Fathers) http://www.geocities.com/elapp1/Articlespage.html
Slowlane.com Slowlane.com: Searchable online reference resource and support network for stay-at-home dads (SAHD) and their families. (Stay at Home Fathers) http://www.slowlane.com/
Dad Stays Home Dad Stays Home: Forum, related links and stories about daddyhood. (Stay at Home Fathers) http://www.dadstayshome.com/
Dad's Home Dad's Home: A humorous look into the life of a "househusband," from Fathersworld.com. (Stay at Home Fathers) http://www.fathersworld.com/fatherhood/articleindex.cfm?section=dadshome
At-Home Dad Network At-Home Dad Network: A loose-knit grassroots organization for primary care dads who want to start up or join any activity to help connect with other dads. (Stay at Home Fathers) http://www.athomedad.com/
Dad-to-Dad Dad-to-Dad: US national organization developed for the support of full-time stay-at-home fathers, with chapter listings and advice. (Stay at Home Fathers) http://www.slowlane.com/d2d/
Home Dad UK Home Dad UK: UK support group to fathers who are staying at home to bring up their children. Newsletter, discussion board, articles, resources, and members-only chat area. (Stay at Home Fathers) http://www.homedad.org.uk/
Forums4Dads Forums4Dads: Place for dads and granddads to talk about all things of interest to them. (Stay at Home Fathers) http://freehost06.websamba.com/forums4dads/
Being Daddy Being Daddy: Fathers, fatherhood and related parenting topics. (Stay at Home Fathers) http://www.beingdaddy.com/
Additional
Information: Web sites that pertain to Fathering by men who spend most of their time at home with the kids. The assumption is that the dad doesn't work full time outside of the home - he either works from home or works part-time outside of the home.
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