Dad groups and co-ops

1) Set up an Internet site for your group. 2) Establish a consistent meeting day, time and place (if possible) for playgroups. 3) Get your name out there! 4) Create membership criteria and upfront information. 5) Ask for support!

Looking for father-child activity ideas? We've got fun age-appropriate activities to strengthen the relationship between father and child.

Find out the benefits of geting parents together to take turn watching each other's children.

BCND is a men-only workshop for dads-to-be to learn the ropes from new dads and their babies.

Finding a group of local dads is one of the most vital parts of having a successful, enriching, and less stressful time as a stay-at-home dad. The community, support, and camaraderie are all incredibly helpful, and we encourage all at-home dads to reach out to find more at-home dad in their local area.

Tony Ray is making cards with toddlers Lizzie, Alex and Maya – none of them his own. Gary Collins is comforting James, whose dad has just popped out to feed the meter. Rufus is playing with the dolls' house, and Joe, Violet and Barnaby are creating a den. It's Friday morning at Dads and Littl'uns, the bi-weekly playgroup in Wimbledon, set up and run by dads.