DaddyScrubs for Delivery Room Dads
Check out the DaddyScrubs line of I’m The Daddy medical scrubs for expecting dads. They come in an assortment of colors, styles, and sizes. They sell for about $40 per set. According to the DaddyScrubs web site, the scrubs are perfect for fathers who don’t have a clue about how to dress for the big moment in the delivery room.
Huh? Maybe it’s just me, but what I was going to wear in the delivery room never crossed my mind. For the clueless, expecting dads, here’s my super secret father-to-be tip: Pack some t-shirts, shorts, sweats, underwear, socks, slippers, toiletries, snacks, and camcorder in a duffle bag. Then leave the bag in the trunk of your car until the big day.
Even though DaddyScrubs are targeted at clueless dads, I think DaddyScrubs would be great for expecting dads who want to let everyone know they are a new dad. I have never tried on a set of DaddyScrubs, but they are suppose to be comfortable. The company also has a line of I’m The Daddy t-shirts for $20 each. The t-shirts would actually work better for me because I prefer shorts over long pants. Shorts are much more comfortable for me because of my sensitive skin (I guess that makes me a sensitive guy — and yes, I did pass my sensitive skin gene to three of my kids).
Warning! If you value your life, do not ask your wife to hold in her contractions while you change into your DaddyScrubs.
[Disclosure: I was wearing black and orange underwear when I wrote this review. However, I did not receive black and orange underwear or a set of DaddyScrubs as part of this review. I was also not compensated for wearing black and orange underwear or for writing this review of DaddyScrubs. And no, we're not planning on having another baby.]
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Now I have heard it all! Like the Daddy needs more to think about, now he has to remember to bring his Daddy Scrubs! They do look comfy though for hanging around the house after Baby is home.
.-= peepnroosmom´s last blog ..Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink. =-.
They remind me of the 80′s when scrubs were the latest fad.
For or last baby, I wanted a pair of scrubs that I could put the babies feet prints over my heart. My mother in law got me the scrubs.
Color – Dark Blue.
Feet prints – Black.
It looked a lot better in my head.
.-= Eric´s last blog ..A Reconsideration?? =-.
Dark on dark doesn’t usually work too well, but cool idea.
I could not see my husband wearing the scrubs but the T-shirt might me a good gift to get my sisters husband for when she delivers their next baby.
How about “I’m not the daddy” for fathers of teenagers.
Hahahaha … who knows? There might be fathers out there who are fashion conscious and wants to look good on the big day. Lol.
Maybe they should include a surgeon cap and mask too.
I dunno about everyone else, but I SO didn’t need to know anything about your UNDERWEAR Daddy Forever! Then again .. I can talk! I have posted photos of mine! DOH!
You do more than talk about underwear. You wrote about your butt more than one time.
These just crack me up. :) If I’d ever been able to have kids my husband’s would have had to read something about “I’m the one passed out down here on the floor!” LOL
Hugs,
Holly
.-= Holly Schwendiman´s last blog ..Early Birthday Fun =-.
I thought I was going to pass out when I had to cut the umbilical cord.