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Please can you help us to get dads to fill in the Home Front survey?

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We really want dads' input to make sure their views aren't under-represented in the debate about how to make juggling work and caring for children better for both parents. So please can you get your partner to fill in the survey too. They'll also be entered into the prize draw (and so can take you off for a luxury weekend if they win). Thanks very much.
Done.

I'll email it to a bunch of other SAHD's i know too.
Done it. I hate things like this. There are too many variables in people's lives for the questions to really reflect how most of us actually live.
Dh has done it - not all his answers agree with mine though! grin
we've both completed it, although it seemed to be a hardship for dh - he said it took too long.
The ironman has done it.
DH completed it- took it all V seriously and insisted on pindrop silence.

Good job I can multitask, what with two dc's and MN i'd get nothing done grin
Some feedback from DH - some questions were a bit difficult to answer as I am on (paid) maternity leave at the mo.
Mr Russel has done his bit.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 09-Aug-08 11:01:19
Wayne filled it in.....would be very interested to compare his answers with mine, particularly in terms of how much we share things at home!!! grin
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 09-Aug-08 10:37:25
I would have thought, frankly, that it is worth noting that not that many men have filled it in.
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