Babble

came across this: http://dadlabs.com/

focused solely on the father / child relationship ... a lot of entertaining and instructional video, among other things. (i.e. two dads use the breast pump on themselves to experience what a mother goes through ... pretty hilarious)

Jah suspect this might be "Jackass for the New Urban Parent" . . .

Jah

For a couple good Dad forums go to:

athomedad.org

dadstayshome.com

And for a dad news and blog links go to:

rebeldad.com

There is also a dad blog portal/community of sorts that I belong to -- DailyDAD 

There aren't a lot of members, it has potential, put it that way. 

Try The Separated Man - http://separatedman.blogware.com.  My friend has put his heart and soul into it. He is also a seasoned writer so its a great read,

Here is the overview:

The Separated Man blog reviews how one man dealt with rebuilding his life after his relationship ended suddenly and without warning. It covers his experience with Dr. Bruce Fisher's book about Rebuilding as used in a Separated Anonymous support group. It takes the reader from the depths of the writer's despair--from an almost suicidal depression--to emerging into recovery, stability, and even happiness with new relationships. The blog is designed to show the many others having this experience that they are not alone and that sharing their experience as this blog does will also help ease other's grieving and mourning process. 

 

Young infants develop a strong attachment towards the mom. At this age, they are completely dependent upon her for their needs, such as being fed or being put to bed. It is only when they start growing older that children start accepting the dad as a parent. GreatDad is the resource of all the issues related to child.