Dada always doing nursery run, is he single?

[ByDandyTurtle]

Aibu in thinking he must be single as I never see a woman drop of the child

I want to approach him but unsure

I work in a nursery and probably 1/3 to 1/2 of drop offs are done by dad.

What if the poor man is WIDOWED.

Probably needs the help of a good woman to I dunno, plait his daughters hair, or show him how to make stew.

It's like Jude Law in the Holiday... OP might even get herself a hot chocolate in a pillow fort

Keep an eye on him, OP is hunting

How about just say hello first.

😂 That's a leap!!

How does he ever find any food in his fridge? He needs a woman to show him where the cheese is....

Does Dandy Love Dada?

DH wad always bemused by the amount of times women tried to chat him up when he toom our toddlers to Soft play. Because apparently being single is the only reason a man would do that. (It was their weekly thing so I had three hours child free time at the weekend!)

Men are allowed to do things for their children while in relationships

My husband did all drop offs and picks ups. I used to work in construction so had early starts, late finishes and sites all over the place so long commutes.

The first birthday party I was able to attend was a bit of an eye opener though, the other mums definitely looked shocked that I existed.

My husband does the vast majority of drop off and pick ups because his work is flexible and from home, mine is in a hospital 45 mins away. On the odd occasion I do pick the kids up, there’s always dads in the queue and I’ve never once considered if they’re single or not, just like I don’t think all mums doing pick up alone are single either.

My husband does all the nursery drop offs and 99% of the pick ups as nursery is on his way to work and I work in the opposite direction. I hope people don’t think he’s single!

Sneakily look at his wedding finger girl, come on, a hot man is at stake

It's so awkward striking up conversations on the school run, you dont want to be labelled horny mum 😭 (never happened to me, I swear)

Could be gay, single, married, engaged hands on, uncle, brother, family friend, step-dad.

Plenty of men do the school runs/nursery drop offs - whatever - well done him!

So what if single?

Ever heard of working mothers? This post must be bait 🙄🙄

Why am I hoping he turns up hand in hand with another man. Actually, could this prompt a follow up thread regarding a "trouple?"

I mean yes its possible obviously, but so are a number of other possibilities.
My OH did the nursery run for my eldest DS because I didn't drive at the time and he did the drop off on the way to work.

As per many others, my husband does the drop-offs in the morning. Dropping kids off solo isn’t necessarily a sign of singledom.

My DH could / would do all the drop offs and pick ups but we do them together as we car share. If I worked anywhere else than where I do he’d do them all by himself.

I wonder if all the dads at my DDs school think I'm a single mum because I do 99.5% of all the drop offs and pick ups -because I work very part time (in term time school hours only) so it makes sense for me to do the school run as my DH is usually at work for our family business. Or if quite a few of my mum friends are also all single mums because they do the school run every morning as they have arranged and flexed their work hours to allow them to do so.

In reality, he probably has the most flexible work schedule or the nursery is on his way to work.

My husband did all the nursery drop offs because it was right next to his office. Now he almost always does school drop offs as well because then he walks to work. He also doesn’t wear a wedding band because his broke and we’ve not bothered to fix/ replace it.

She also doesn't do to stay and plays or sports day....

To add, I’d say there’s just as many Dads as Mums do drop off and/or pick up at our nursery. It’d be an astonishing coincidence if they were all single.

Again she could be working.