Father’s Day Finds


Are you ready for gift-giving this Sunday? There’s got to be more for Dad than cufflinks or a
picture frame, right? Here’s our round-up of great gifts for every father (and some
you may just want to claim for yourself). —



Even if you don’t have a summer home with a backyard
grill, you can still buy Dad the gift of fire. The portable hibachi grill from DwellStudio may be a splurge, but think of how much
you’ll save with just one mortgage!

$295; dwellstudio.com


Nothing says "manly facial" quite like a shot of
moonshine. Le Parker
Meridian’s first ever spa
, Moonshine, caters to men and women. And with
treatment rooms named after prohibition cocktails, dads are made to feel at
home.


Massage or Facial – $120 for 60 minutes; $180 for 90 minutes; parkermeridian.com

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A book for fathers, and children and everyone really–who can resist Steven Colbert’s hilarious and irreverent take on children’s
books, celebrity culture and politics? I am a Pole (And So Can You!) is the rare read on his night
table that he’ll actually finish!

$15.99; amazon.com


Another book he might finish? A Kindle Single on the priceless perils of parenting. Keep Swinging by Rick Marin details one dad’s hilarious and poignant adventures in the uncharted territory of kids sports. Batter’s up?

$1.99; amazon.com

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For the new or expectant dad in your life, we strongly recommend a gift that keeps on giving: the New Dads Boot Camp sponsored by the wonderful NYC Dads Group. They cover it all, from diapers to deep emotions, to committing to be a great partner and father. You’ll thank us for this one. For more info, visit the NYC Dads Group.  


A real man knows how to shave. Handmade for the
hipster dad, these shaving kits come with soaps in manly scents ranging from
tobacco to Western leather to pumpkin ale.

$150; etsy.com

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Think beyond the framed photo or mug–the perfect spot for a
picture of the kids
is now an iPhone case of course (or Blackberry, or
iTouch). Upload your kids to the outside of his
phone!

$35-40; case-mate.com


Tali
Rosenblatt-Cohen is a mother of three (all of whom will be in school
come September. Hooray!). An indoorsy type, books are her only hobby. As
such, she is a former literary agent who currently writes, edits,
teaches writing, and reviews books. She and her family live on the Upper
West Side.