Here Are Some Dad Jokes for You

A Dad Joke is something to be appreciated any day of the year, but as we approach Father’s Day, it’s especially important to honor this specific genre of “humor.” If we can call it that.

What is a Dad Joke?

A Dad Joke (capitalized out of respect) is defined by Merriam-Webster as “a wholesome joke of the type said to be told by fathers with a punchline that is often an obvious or predictable pun or play on words and usually judged to be endearingly corny or unfunny.”

What are your favorite Dad Jokes?

In honor of all our favorite dads on Father’s Day, I have curated for you a collection of the very best (worst?) Dad Jokes I could find. Feel free to bust any of these out during Sunday’s backyard barbecue.

  • Why are elevator jokes so good? They work on so many levels.
  • Why did the guy get fired from his job at orange juice factory?
    He couldn’t concentrate.
  • Did you hear about the cheese factory that got blown up? Da brie was everywhere.
  • Why do eye doctors live so long? They dilate.
  • Why was 6 afraid of 7? Because 7, 8, 9.
  • How do you steal someone’s coat? You jacket.
  • I was wondering why this frisbee kept looking bigger and bigger. Then it hit me.
  • I went to a zoo once, but they only had one dog there. It was a Shih Tzu.
  • What do you call an alligator in a vest? An investigator.
  • What do you call a fake noodle? An impasta.
  • The police just arrested the worlds tongue twister champion. They say he’ll be given a tough sentence.
  • Why does a chicken coop have two doors? Because if it had four doors, it would be a chicken sedan.
  • What did the left eye say to the right eye? Between you and me, something smells.
  • What do you say to a baby you meet on Rodeo Drive? “Gucci, Gucci, Gucci.”
  • Many people think Thor’s brother is intense, but I found him to be low-key.
  • How much do roofs cost? Nothing. They’re on the house.
  • What do you call a can opener that doesn’t work? A can’t opener.
  • Why can’t you hear a pterodactyl go to the bathroom? Because the “P” is silent.
  • What do you call a group of rabbits walking backwards? A receding hare-line.
  • What do frogs wear on their feet in summer? Open toad sandals
  • Where are all the dad jokes stored? In a dad-a-base.
  • Why don’t cannibals eat clowns? They taste funny.
  • Where did the general put his armies? In his sleevies.
  • What’s brown and sticky? A stick!
  • What did the father buffalo say to the boy buffalo when he went to school? “Bison.”

I know there’s a Dad Joke you love that isn’t on this list, and I know it’s killing you. Go ahead, add it in the comments; there’s no such thing as too many Dad Jokes (yes there is).

Want a Santa Experience This Year? Here Are 9 Safe & Fun Things to Do

We all want the typical Santa experience and since this isn’t the most typical holiday season, we’re all learning how to adapt.

While waiting in a long, crowded line for a mall Santa likely isn’t gonna happen this year, here are some simpler ways for your kids to have a quick visit with Jolly Ole Saint Nick.

Sam’s Club members get a free virtual Santa experience.

If you’re a member just for the Sam’s Club deals, you’ll be happy to know there’s an awesome freebie included this year. Check out My Santa Session to book your child’s virtual Santa experience for free.

While you can only do one virtual visit per membership, all the kiddos can still join in on one call. Keep in mind, these visits are first-come, first-served, so book sooner rather than later!

Do a free virtual tour of Macy’s Santaland.

Their Macy’s Santaland at Home pre-recorded experience includes activities like decorating a tree, building a snowman, and viewing an interactive Santa video. You can even take a virtual picture with Santa at the very end.

Have the kids call Santa online and leave their own message.

The days of writing a personalized letter for Santa might seem old school, but the FreeConferenceCall.com Santa Hotline lets your kids leave their own message for St. Nick.

From there, you get a text message from “Santa” with your child’s recording, which is definitely something you’ll want to share with the family.

Getting too close to Christmas? Use the NORAD Santa Tracker to see where St. Nick is.

Didn’t get a chance for a virtual Santa experience? Once Dec. 24 rolls around, you and the kids can still feel connected by using the NORAD Santa Tracker.

The classic tracker is celebrating 65 years of following Santa around the world.

Snap a holiday photo with Kringle Mingle.

Kringle Mingle is offering specialized messages and video chats with Santa this year. Unfortunately, those sessions have all sold out.

But, if you’re just looking for a quick experience, they are still doing Kringle Pics for $2.99, where you can upload a photo of your child with specialized animation and backgrounds to print or share on social media.

Get in the holiday mood with Airbnb Online Experiences.

To help combat the holiday blues this year, the Airbnb Online Experiences platform is showcasing tons of festive events. Some of these video experiences include story time with an award-winning author and a holiday singalong with a Broadway star, costing anywhere from $6 – $50.

There are also plenty of experiences featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus around the world, from Florida to Finland.

Check your local mall for safe Santa visits.

If it’s just not the holidays without seeing Mr. Claus, consider checking out if your local mall is creating a safe, contact-free Santa experience. Many malls are being creative with their safety measures.

Book a virtual Santa visit with JingleRing.

If you’re looking for a personal virtual Santa visit, JingleRing is a great website to try out. Up to four people can join a single live call, which you book ahead of time starting at $24.95. They also boast multilingual, diverse actors so every kid can have a perfect holiday experience.

There are even additional options like story time with Santa or Mrs. Claus.

Choose your Santa experience with Cameo

While Cameo is usually for celebrity shout-outs, who’s a bigger celeb than the man in red? A simple search on the website, and you can order a video message from puppet Santas, singing Santas, Mrs. Claus, and classic Santas.

It’ll cost you around $30 – $70 for your Santa Cameo video, depending on who you choose.

Drive Thru Boo Avenue – Trick or Treat at Target on Halloween

On Halloween (Oct. 31) from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., Target is turning their parking lot into a trick-or-treat drive-thru event. This Halloween celebration won’t be held at every store, but if you enter your zip code here, you’ll find the closest participating Target.

Here’s what Target said to expect: “Our next trick: transforming select Target parking lots across the country into Boo Avenue drive-thru experiences that’ll delight every ghost, ghoul, and goblin. Think costumed cars, scary-fun activities, and treats, of course — all from the comfort of your car… Head to Target.com to see if there’s a participating location near you. Then, from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. on Halloween, suit up in your favorite costume, gather the family, and buckle up for a fun ride.”

Lowe’s Build & Grow: FREE Curbside Trick-or-Treat Event (Must Register)

Looking for a fun and free activity for the kids? Register your kids for this FREE Curbside Trick-or-Treat Event kids clinic at Lowe’s! Space is limited, so be sure to choose your location and event date to save your spot for free sweet treats and a kid-sized pumpkin. Registration may not be open in all areas yet (mark your calendars for the date listed). Spread the word!

Top five kids subscription boxes for learning this summer from $13

Subscription boxes are a huge trend and there has been an array of options for kids this season. Surprise your child every month with fun and interactive boxes for them to enjoy. Plus, these boxes make a great gift idea for all ages. Below, we’ve rounded up all of our favorite options for interactive styles, cooking, clothing, and more.

KiwiCo Subscription Box

One of the top kids subscription boxes is KiwiCo. This subscription box is geared towards babies 0 to 24 months old; however, they also have crates that go up to 16 years of age. All of the boxes are loaded with STEM projects and activities for your kids to learn. Also, it was designed to inspire kids to become creative problem solvers. Prices start a just $16 a month too.

KidPix Subscription Box

Looking to update your child’s wardrobe in a flash, without having to run to the mall? The KidPix Subscription Box lets you take a quick quiz that personalizes your child’s clothing. Once you take the quick, you can get a box of seven items with no styling fee and just pay for what you decide to keep. You also get 50% off your first box and free shipping. Better yet, they have over 18,000 reviews and a 4.4/5 star rating.

Lovevery Subscription Box

Another stage-based play subscription box is Lovevery. Each month this box is full of new toys that are backed by scientific research and ready to engage their developing brains. The really neat part about this box is that it comes with a guide that walks you through the different ways to play. This box starts at $36 and great for ages from 0 to two.

Little Passports Box

Do you love to travel? Teach your little one about different countries and cultures with the Little Passports Box. This box is geared toward ages 3 to 12, and each month, they will learn world themes like music and geographic features. Plus, prices start at just $13, and it even comes with adorable cases that are travel-friendly.

Amazon Prime Book Box

Finally, the Amazon Prime Book Box is a great way to get your child reading and create a collection. This box is priced at $16.99 for your first order, and each box contains two hardcover books or four board books. You can choose to receive hand-picked children’s books every one, two, or three months. Plus, it comes with Prime delivery. Amazon also states that they estimate you’ll save 40% on the books’ list price with the service.