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HusbandsandDads Puts the Family Man Front and Center

Posted by Internet Guru
August 24, 2008

You may need to keep an open mind when first making your way over to Husbands & Dads, a new site which had its officially launched this week. It’s not the most visually exciting place on the Web to visit. But it is a small startup looking to fill the space “a notch above” your run-of-the-mill men’s mag, at least in terms of subject matter, and it is actually quite interesting if taken seriously.

Of course, it likely would’ve been more apt for the creators of Husbands & Dads to take a stroll down Public Release Lane back in June, when the specially-named day of the patriarch had actually been celebrated. But what’s done is done. And if you’re of the sort that considers every day the day of the dad and a woman’s other half, Husbands & Dads might be your thing.

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bit of Husbands & Dads is intended to deliver on the site’s title. From the front page to the various sections to the user forums, everything it carries holds well to its core theme. Nothing like what AskMen, Maxim, FHM, Men’s Health, GQ and others provide. Here, things on the whole are very much aboveboard. If the wife isn’t one to offer on your birthday a copy of Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit collection, she likely wouldn’t mind stumbling into your home office unannounced and see you trawling this place.

Yes indeed, Creators Cory Huff and Jeremy Biser aim to fill the “responsible” niche. Child rearing, marriage tips, casual entertainment, video picks from around the Web. The kind of stuff you’d expect to see in such a place. Their chosen chosen tag line – “Where it’s cool to be a family man” is no mistake. Keep in mind, there isn’t much archival matter. This experiment is no doubt fresh out of the oven. But what it does have is unquestionably worthwhile. Again, the design is something that could use adjusting, but given the type of content provided to visitors, it’s rather easy to look past any such shortcomings.

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Comment by Phyllis on August 25, 2008 @ 1:15 pm

I believe that dads are a very important part of the family. Staying involved is important to the children sucess. The marriage relationship is also import to the family staying strong. If you are struggling in your marriage relationship check out our articles and recommended resources at: http://www.relationships4ever.com

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