This is one of my favorite photos of my Dad and me. Father's Day was always a special day for us. My sister Em and I would make him breakfast and give him a special homemade card. We'd usually spend the day going to the park or having a cook-out.

These days, I live 10 hours away and we make the trip out once a year to see Dad, who is now in a nursing home. Things have changed a lot, but we always celebrate the good times. Father's Day also means a lot because my son Cam loves to make cards for both his dad and Grandpa.

Are you working on that special gift for dad? Retailmenot.com wants to help you get ready for this special day.

Did you know?

Almost 3 in 5 (58%) dads surveyed feel that they spend more money on their partners for Mother’s Day than their significant others typically spend on them for Father’s Day.
However, fathers might actually benefit more than mothers on their special days when their children are buying the gifts. Just 23 percent of consumers surveyed typically spend more than $61 on a gift for Mom, while 31 percent spend more than $61 on gifts for Dad.
More than half of respondents (52%) will spend up to $60 on a gift for dad, while 16% don’t typically give a Father’s Day gift
Dad’s “do not gift” list includes ties (32%), T-shirts with dad-related slogans (27%) and coffee mugs (19%).

Source: Retailmenot.com

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