Remember “The Mom Song” that hit video waves and was watched by almost everyone out there? Well, Anita Renfroe has created a new video called “Dadsense” which is a follow up to “The Mom Song”.
There are a lot of mixed feelings out there about the video, some like it, some say it’s offending to dads.
Here’s the video:
If you can’t see the video below, please click here to see it on YouTube.
So what are your thoughts and opinions on this new “Dadsense” song/video by Anita Renfroe? Moms do you find it’s true? Dads do you find it offending?
It’s not offensive at all. Just harmless jokes! I love the original MOM SONG! I am a teen writer at RadicalParenting.com which is a parenting blog from the kid’s perspective there are 60 teen and tween writers run by teen author, Vanessa Van Petten. We just posted a video of Mom Song Kid’s Response” here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJlZnPIzyLg
and would love for you to check it out and tell us what you think or repost if you like it,
Cheers, thanks for checking it out!
G and the Teen Team
http://radicalparenting.com
No, I don’t think it’s offensive. What’s wrong with a little harmless poke at dads. If men can constantly throw PMS in our faces… why can’t we poke fun at them. Most of know nowadays that dads are much more involved. I do think there are still a lot of neanderthals out there though.
I thought that was really funny. Although if I let hubby see it, he probably wouldn’t think so since he’s been a single dad for about 9 years.
Thank you Jennifer and Lin.
A lot of dads are more attentive these days.
My husband hasn’t seen it yet and I interested in what he thinks. I’ll let you know when he sees it tomorrow!
Got the message on twitter when my husband happened to be in the room. So, we clicked onto this website. Before we watched, I asked him to tell me if he found this offensive…and we watched the video. He was rolling in laughter. So to answer your question? No, DH does not find this offensive at all.
I think it’s kinda funny – that’s pretty much how my dad was with my brothers and I. However, I do think that many dads today are more attentive to and involved with their kids than previous generations – I know my husband is.