DaddyScrubs Bag O’Books
Kids are the center of any family unit, while Moms seem to be the finely tuned mechanism that makes the household run smoothly. And Dads? Well, sure they work hard to provide for the family, but even though they are crucial in a healthy family unit, sometimes we just forget about how special they are. Now there’s a line of DaddyScrubs products to help us remember how important Dads are to all of us.
In a show of appreciation, the DaddyScrubs Bag O’Books makes a great gift for the new dad. Included in the signature “I’m The Daddy” canvas bag are these fun children’s books:
My Daddy and Me by Amy E. Sklansky – An easy reader, board book which features grade school children enjoying time with Dad.
Daddy Hugs by Karen Katz – A preschool board book that highlights quality time between Dad and baby.
The Daddy Book by Todd Parr – Bright and fun illustrations are used to depict all the things that make Dads special. “Some daddies have a lot of hair. Some daddies have a little hair.” Paperback edition.
I Love You Daddy! By Edie Evans – Dad spends quality time with the kids. Great illustrations by Rusty Fletcher in this easy reader. A Little Golden Book.
The New Dad’s Survival Guide: Man-to-Man Advice for First-Time Fathers by Scott Mactavish- A humorous book of advice from a “dude who’s been through it twice.” Mission codes revealed are NFU- New Family Unit, FPP – Female Parenting Partner and BCF – Be Cool Fool. Paperback edition covers a timeline for new dads which begins before birth and continues until the newborn is about three months old.
Just Me and My Dad by Mercer Mayer- This Mercer Mayer Little Critter paperback book is simple, fun and as always, wonderful
As the kids get older they can help pick out new books to add to the Bag O’Books, making reading time with dad even more special.
Other gift ideas for the proud, new father are shirts, hoodies, hats, coffee mugs and water bottles all with the “I’m the Daddy” logo. Of course, what would Daddy Scrubs be without offering comfortable scrubs for that big day in the delivery room - not to mention the many late nights that are sure to follow!
DaddyScrubs Products
** A free sample was given for review purposes **
In a show of appreciation, the DaddyScrubs Bag O’Books makes a great gift for the new dad. Included in the signature “I’m The Daddy” canvas bag are these fun children’s books:
My Daddy and Me by Amy E. Sklansky – An easy reader, board book which features grade school children enjoying time with Dad.
Daddy Hugs by Karen Katz – A preschool board book that highlights quality time between Dad and baby.
The Daddy Book by Todd Parr – Bright and fun illustrations are used to depict all the things that make Dads special. “Some daddies have a lot of hair. Some daddies have a little hair.” Paperback edition.
I Love You Daddy! By Edie Evans – Dad spends quality time with the kids. Great illustrations by Rusty Fletcher in this easy reader. A Little Golden Book.
The New Dad’s Survival Guide: Man-to-Man Advice for First-Time Fathers by Scott Mactavish- A humorous book of advice from a “dude who’s been through it twice.” Mission codes revealed are NFU- New Family Unit, FPP – Female Parenting Partner and BCF – Be Cool Fool. Paperback edition covers a timeline for new dads which begins before birth and continues until the newborn is about three months old.
Just Me and My Dad by Mercer Mayer- This Mercer Mayer Little Critter paperback book is simple, fun and as always, wonderful
As the kids get older they can help pick out new books to add to the Bag O’Books, making reading time with dad even more special.
Other gift ideas for the proud, new father are shirts, hoodies, hats, coffee mugs and water bottles all with the “I’m the Daddy” logo. Of course, what would Daddy Scrubs be without offering comfortable scrubs for that big day in the delivery room - not to mention the many late nights that are sure to follow!
DaddyScrubs Products
** A free sample was given for review purposes **
Related Articles
Editor's Picks Articles
Top Ten Articles
Previous Features
Site Map
Content copyright © 2023 by Nina Guilbeau. All rights reserved.
This content was written by Nina Guilbeau. If you wish to use this content in any manner, you need written permission. Contact Nina Guilbeau for details.
