Bring on the Baseball Games, Diaper Kegs, Nintendo & Beer
Call it what you want…a Daddymoon, Man-Shower, Dadchelor Party or last hurrah as a child-free guy before the baby arrives; it’s the practice of hosting a blowout party similar to a bachelor party for the dad-to-be. And what goes on at a Dadchelor Party? Lots of man stuff. We’re talking Nintendo, pub crawls, sporting events, destination trips and diaper kegs (the art of bringing diapers to the party in exchange for beer). Dads today are much more involved than generations past and want to share in the pre-baby celebrations similar to the moms (just without the cute shower games and petit fours). It’s all about guy bonding and the ability to commiserate with friends about the impending responsibilities of fatherhood.
Robert Nickell, founder of DaddyScrubs, recently hosted a one-of-a-kind Dadchelor Party for daddy-of-five, Dean McDermott. The event coincided with the launch of Nickell’s latest line called, All American Daddy (as seen on Daddy Nickell & Dean McDermott below), which includes hats, shirts and infant/toddler items. Daddy Nickell, Dean and the guests spent the day at Triple B Clays, a clay shooting range in Southern California. In addition to the clay shooting portion of the shower, the guys had a wonderful spread of delicious food and even showed off their sensitive side making flower arrangements to take home to their families.
DaddyScrubs is proud to be a part of this new tradition and offers an array of great gifts for the dad-to-be (whether it’s your first child or fourth!). Check out the DaddyScrubs collection below for your next Dadchelor Party or Daddy Shower:
The original “I’m The Daddy” scrubs…where it all began! Pictured left to right: Hunter Green, Killer Khaki, and Navy Seal Blue. ($54.95) “I’m the Daddy” DaddyScrubs are available in Edgy or Simple design. Available in sizes M, L, XL, XXL (3XL-5XL available in Navy Edgy only).
Once his go-to everyday outfit during college, it’s now time to bring the hoodie and baseball cap into this new phase of life. Introducing the “I’m The Daddy” hoodie ($54.95), baseball cap ($22.95), tees ($22.95 & up) and long sleeve T-shirts ($29.95). And they can still be his everyday go-to today if he wishes!
Truth be told, a dad has only so many pockets and a man-purse won’t do. That’s why the Daddy Diaper Pack™ in basic black is the ultimate backpack for Dads. It comes with full straps and clips to lock it down and to take it off quickly and easily.It’s truly the ultimate go-to diaper bag for dads – perfect for all occasions like shopping, walking trips, car rides and emergencies ($69.95)
If you’re looking for the perfect gift for any new daddy, look no further than DaddyScrubs for great gift sets and traveling essentials (he’ll be needing lots of coffee after all)! Pictured Left to Right: I’m The Daddy Travel Mug ($14.95), DaddyScrubs Gift Set ($84.05)
About The Man Behind The Scrubs
Robert Nickell, a.k.a.” Daddy Nickell,” father of six, offers his “5 cents” worth of advice to expectant and new parents. “Daddy Nickell” is the founder of DaddyScrubs.com, delivery room duds, along with gifts and apparel for dads, and the DaddyScrubs blog where he covers topics about parenting and the latest baby and kids gear, all from a Dad’s perspective.
Robert Nickell (a.k.a. Daddy Nickell) modeling DaddyScrubs
Nickell is the writer of a weekly parenting blog where he writes on topics such as bonding with your child, and what the father should expect during pregnancy and infancy. He writes from a father’s perspective and keeps dad engaged throughout his children’s lives. He also contributes to national talk shows and daytime television shows including “Good Morning L.A.,” “Good Morning Texas,” “Daytime TV,” ABC15 Phoenix, MSNBC, WZZM 13 and KSBI TV, and as a syndicated columnist for national newspapers, parenting magazines and websites including Baby Couture Magazine, Oh Baby! Magazine, City Parent Magazine, Parenthood, and Homeschooling Parent. You can follow DaddyScrubs on Twitter and like them on Facebook.
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