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Dad's House

Dad's House dating blog. A single dad offers stories and expert advice about single parenting, two-household families, and relationships in an age of online dating, text messaging, friends with benefits, hookups, and booty calls.

Listed in: Relationships, Parenting, Single Parent
Related Topics: dating tips, parenting advice, parenting tips, single dad, single parent, dads house
Author: David M.

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9.3

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10 user reviews 9.5


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M S.

9.5

excellent

This blog amuses for it's creativity, humor and wit. It is intelligent, witty, well-written. Creative and humorous, but real and open about life as single-dad.

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Posted 5/3/08 12:05 PM

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10.0

superb

Dad's House is a fantastic blog. He keeps it honest and to the point when it comes to single parent dating. He also adds in great recipes and stories of his personal life as a successful professional and single parent.

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Posted 4/22/08 6:04 PM

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9.5

excellent

What can you say about Dad's House? The guy is entertaining. Period.

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Posted 3/23/09 8:03 PM

8.8

great

well written unique content!

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Posted 5/20/08 7:05 PM

9.6

excellent

This is a tremendous blog. Full of insight and helpful advice for single fathers. Being candid is probably its best feature, ensuring that the reader is seeing the first hand experience of the author.

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Posted 5/8/08 1:05 PM

9.3

excellent

Creative and funny; straight shooter and solid.

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Posted 5/5/08 11:05 PM

9.5

excellent

Here are the top three reasons that David Mott's blog, Dadshouse, is in my blog reader: (1) He acknowledges the complexity of working a relationship into a busy schedule in a way that I can relate to emotionally even though I'm not a single parent, (2) He gives concrete examples rather than hackneyed cliches--that level of specificity makes his advice actually applicable, and (3) the writing is actually great, which you can't say about over 90% of blogs out there. I'm a fan for good.

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Posted 4/30/08 5:04 PM

10.0

superb

Great view into the world of a single dad. Not the dead-beat/ goofing around type of single dad, but the type that actually cares/takes care of his kids on top of trying to recreate relationships/have fun. Being a woman and mostly hearing from single women's point of views re. parenting, relationships, etc, it's very insightful for me to read about these experiences from a male perspective! I come to it regularly to see what the latest "Dad's House" experience has been- could be a kid-related story or some weird hook-up... either way, good writing/interesting/fun!

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Posted 4/30/08 5:04 PM

9.8

excellent

Dad’s House offers intelligent, witty insight into the life of a remarkable father and his single parenthood. His thoughts on being a father,ex-husband,single man,boyfriend,ex-boyfrien d,booty call partner,friend,cyclist, sailor and red hat-wearing camper are written in a way that appeals to an eclectic mix of dedicated readers. Whether 20's pick-up artist, 30's married/divorced/single moms & dads, or 40's childless (or is that childfree!) bachelors from all walks of life, DH’s humor, personality and style draw you in. You find yourself laughing out loud with coffee shooting out your nose one minute and sentimentally misty eyed the next. David is a gifted communicator; his blog makes you grateful he’s chosen to share his thoughts & stories and that you’ve stumbled across them.

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Posted 4/30/08 12:04 PM

Lance

9.5

excellent

Ever wonder what the search for love would be like for a single father? Try David Mott's blog, Dad's House. It's one of my favs. Strong writing, good humor, very real, very honest, and recipes to boot! it's everything I look for in a blog. Parenting isn't necessarily something I'm moved by, but David's take on his family and relationships in general are very compelling. Technically, his site is laid out well and easy on the eyes, so to speak, so it makes reading and returning no problem.

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Posted 4/30/08 1:04 AM