to think these cards are daft.

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Happy Father's Day Husband. Why would you send that?

Because you have lost a child and sadly they cannot send a card themselves?

Your husband may still be a father.

because you are pregnant?

Because the baby can't go out and buy one themselves?

I nearly got dp a Happy Father's Day From The Bump card.

Then I overruled the hormones.

I assume the Husband thing is for people who's children are too young to write.

Happy Father's Day from the Dog made me

I'm not sure 'Happy' Fathers Day would be appropriate though would it? I thought from someone who was pregnant maybe?

I guess people give happy mothers day Grandma cards or to somebody who is like a mother to me cards I have seen to my wife on mothers day cards i did find it a bit odd but its just slushy sentimental cards no biggie really,

because you want to say thankyou for their love and support towards your children and you?

I think from the bump cards are fine although I never did it. Or sending Father's day cards on behalf of young dc but they would still be dad/daddy cards.
Hadn't though about deceased angle.

I haven't ever seen those cards, and would probably not buy them, but I can see some would.

Because you love your husband and sending him a card is a nice thing to do?

People were posting 'Happy Father's Day' as tweets earlier as though they were saying Merry Christmas. Haha!

I wouldn't send one tbh, but other people are free to do what they like.

I don't do Father's Day cards for grandparents and other relatives - bar dads.

Never understand why the need to have "Happy Whatever Brother/Mother/Husband/whatever" type cards. They already know they're your brother or mother or whatever.

"Happy (whatever the occasion is)" is quite sufficient.

If I was in charge, all cards would be "blank for your own greeting" anyway.

There was happy fathers day from the cat cards in Asda today. In fact that was nearly all that they had left, which should probably tell them something.