When I began this blog I'd hoped it'd appeal to both moms and dads. Still I secretly believed most men probably had very little interest in it. (Of course Get Crafty with this Father's Day DIY Dad Coupon Book will appeal to both but I digress!)
What I've found out was that nothing could be farther from the truth. This is especially true when it comes to the devoted and utterly doting dads that I've had the privilege to befriend.
And that's why I'm thrilled to share this Get Crafty with this Father's Day DIY Dad Coupon Book!
I've also become acquainted with many who have designed flexible work schedules in order to pitch in and really take an active role in raising their children.
From my own personal experience, I make it a point to fill my husband in on every last detail when to comes to our kids-whether he wants to hear it or not!
I also encourage him to spend quality one-on-one time with each of our children. Yes- that's probably a little more for me than him-but hey, this momma will take a break whenever she can get it!
All kidding aside- NYC dads are a pretty committed bunch who proudly wear their daddy status like a badge of honor and distinction!
Just like us mommies they're fully invested in their children's whirlwind of weekend activities. These Dads take part in daddy and me classes and arts and crafts workshops.
In fact most of these dads can even be found crawling through outdoor mazes and indoor tunnels at kiddie gym classes.
So if you are looking to help the kidlet in your life shower their dad Get Crafty with this Father's Day DIY Dad Coupon Book an Easy to make Heartfelt Father's Day Gift!
Get Crafty with this Father's Day DIY Dad Coupon Book
Just in time for Father's Day, you can make a coupon book children can create with a bit of help from an adult.
What you will need:
Designed with Dad's unique perspective in mind, you can copy the coupons below ( all you need is some construction paper and markers) which feature activities for children to complete.
Personalize the Coupons
Kids can make coupons with sayings like:
“I will brush my teeth without faking it. Dad can tell”
“I will load the dishwasher or wash them by hand like the Pilgrims.”
On the last coupon provide a space for a child to add a personal promise to Dad.
Even if you already have the perfect present picked out, these kid-centered coupons are one Dads will appreciate.
Coupons can be cut out and assembled into a book with a few staples, or left loose and slipped into a card.
Bottom line: No advanced Pinterest degree required for this project!
Here is another fun DIY coupon book that is worth checking out
https://www.skiptomylou.org/printable-fathers-day-coupons/ You can download it here:
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!
I love this idea! I might have to do it. I have no idea what to get my husband for Father’s Day!
Those are cute! I think I am going to do those, and a Facts About My Dad sheet where the kids answer the questions. those are always funny!
This is such a cute idea to make for Father’s Day! I really need to think of something to do for my Dad, I’m hoping we might be able to see him.
This is such a cool gift idea. I have to make one of these.
A coupon book is so welcomed these days! It’s the best period to enjoy reading!
I definitely love this idea, I don’t have any special gifts to give to my husband on this special day but making his favorite dish together with this DIY will make him happy.
What a fun idea! We will definitely have to do this for Father’s Day.
This is a great idea for a Father’s Day gift! Dads love this kind of stuff.
That is always a great idea! Our kids made a few of these when they were growing up. Unfortunately, he was terrible about following up and requesting the chore/event.
This is such a cute idea! Homemade gifts are always great!
Oh wow! Look how time flies so fast! This Father’s Day DIY Dad Coupon Book looks really awesome. A perfect gift idea, indeed!
This is such a cool idea! I love how it’s personalized and doesn’t cost a lot to make!
Look Great, I am the DIY person I love to make DIY things and this also add to my list. I must try this on next Father’s Day.