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Open Image ModalRho EdmundsThis is my amazing hubby and father to our two kids. He gets up at 6 am every morning and feeds our baby and keeps him occupied whilst working, so that I can get an extra hour or two of sleep before our 5 year old gets up. He works from home and I am a SAHM so this image is pretty common in our house when I need a break or to take a shower. He is just so dependable and amazing! We are truly parenting partners!
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Open Image Modal"Sometimes the goodbyes are hard but the welcome home is alway amazing!" (credit:Crystal Lohman)
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Open Image ModalDiana PickinpaughThe future of IT lol
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Open Image Modal"This is my idea of a working father. 24/7. They don't get time off, even in their sleep. This man works 6 hours a way, 6 days a week and then still helps with dinner, bath and bed while I get me and our 2nd one safely on the survivor side of accreta. He's my hero and I know he's our sons." (credit:Emma Smith)
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Open Image ModalJenna MeldgaardThis was our son at 9 weeks old in the hospital with bronchitis.. daddy reads to his little guy each night.
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Open Image ModalTracy DavisMy son with his dad on take your child to work day.
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Open Image ModalTabitha NiceDad yoga
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Open Image Modal"Ballet practice on my day off" (credit:Jonathan Rodriguez)
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Open Image ModalAshley DowdyWorked the 12 hour night shift, came home and took the boy to the park. Yes, he might not get great sleep that day but he makes time.
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Open Image ModalHeather TomlinsonSomehow managing to get extra work done after hours.
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Open Image ModalLauren Ashley Breslaw NicholsAfter going to school all day he takes her on a walk before he goes to work. It's their most treasured time together.
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Open Image ModalGemma RichardsonWorks long hours, still does handstands with our daughter
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Open Image ModalAmie BullisThis is from last summer. Daddy spends 40 hrs a week working in a truck shop. In his time off he works on cars at home for friends and neighbors. He has 2 little helpers this summer.
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Open Image ModalEmily ShultzMy husband likes to send his lunch hour with our little dude so I bring him by for some quality time
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Open Image ModalBeth OgdenWorks 56+ hours a week. Even after a 10 hour day at work on his feet the entire time, he comes home happy and wants to play and snuggle our little girl.
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Open Image ModalGenesis ManningMy husband works two jobs and commutes 2 hours each way 6 days a week. He works hard and immediately comes home to being a fully engaged dad. This is him seconds out of the car down on his knees playing with our son.
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Open Image ModalAmanda SapianCelebrating "Take your child to work day"!
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Open Image ModalNick N Vanessa WhiteHard working, never complaining, anxious to be with us on the weekends
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Open Image ModalNatacha MorneaultFixing her most cherished toy for her.
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Open Image ModalAlthea Tuaño AswaniPapa was trying to work but not without interruptions
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Open Image ModalAthina Marie FascianellaIt means making the most of the moments they have together. My husband works full time and tutors numerous children in math. He shows our boys compassion and teaches them by example. Our boys couldn't ask for a better dad
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Open Image ModalCristina PayesAlways making the best of his only day off.There isn't a day when his family doesn't feel like his priority.
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Open Image ModalCourtney Wallace StumpHe always makes time for bedtime stories, you can't tell but he's still in his work clothes, gets off at 6 and is ready to help with bath and bed at 7
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Open Image ModalLaura GutlebenThis is my husband from Halloween 2014.He was working, but he wasn't in an office or under a car or in ductwork.No, he was working on beating cancer. He was diagnosed in 2013 with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, T-cell (no Philadelphia chromosome, for those who care) and lymphoma.The 6th of May 2013, after slicing open his finger and stitches, then a blood draw, our PCP called him and told him he needed to check into the ER RIGHT NOW. The PCP is a tiny woman, but when someone who is generally soft spoken has that urgency in their voice, it's a big deal.The 9th of May, we got the dual diagnosis.July 2nd, 2014 is his rebirthday-- the day he got his donor's stem cells.Yes, we are throwing a bad ass party and no, I don't think anyone is going to remember it.My idea of a working dad is someone who works not just for his family but for himself as well.
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Open Image Modal"Even when he is on a conference call, he still has time for the kids." (credit:Jonna Thomas)
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Open Image ModalBri HatcherWorks 6 days a week to support us and our 5 children. Hard working and fun loving.
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Open Image ModalJulie MooreWorks 2 jobs and still finds time to take our kids fishing.
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Open Image ModalStephanie HuckeMy husband works 6 (sometimes 7) days a week and two jobs to support our family. He never has a moment to himself but NEVER complains about it. On the evenings and weekends that he doesn't work late, he always offers to help me with the baby even though those are the days we have his 7 year old daughter. So he's also doing homework, reading, baths, etc. with her those days too. I am so proud to have him as my husband and as the father of my son.
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Open Image ModalLaura Miller HaxtonDaddy Jason trying to finish up his work at home with twin 3 yr old daughters Lucy and Sydney. Nice try daddy!!
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Open Image ModalKate FruehlingHe's a trucker and doesn't get much time home with us, so when he does, he makes it count. He loves taking our girls and their friends for hikes and teaching them all about nature.
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Open Image ModalKimberly And Scott AdamsEaster egg hunt with the kids for 30 minutes, and then back to training recruits.
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Open Image ModalJackie DyeChatting together before work.
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Open Image ModalVico BauBeing married to a working dad means that weekends are special, no matter where we are or what we are doing.
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Open Image ModalJennyfer MyrickMy husband was a U.S. Army recruiter, here is is working with our newborn...
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Open Image ModalDiem-David KingMaking breakfast and feeding the kids
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Open Image ModalLisa HintonBeing a working dad means falling asleep every night as soon as your child does
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Open Image ModalTiffany BarelaBeing a working dad means quality time on the weekends watching the boy play football!🏈💚with Anthony Nyg Barela