Absolutely not. This type of behavior will be treated with ZERO tolerance. We view fatherhood and motherhood as a team effort. Both are leaders and both need to work together. No ONE person is perfect in a relationship and we focus on the father/husband aspect of the relationship.

We aren't just a "dad group" and we are not just a social/networking group for dads. There are expectations for all of us and the founder holds himself to the same expectations. These expectations are simple: be accountable for the growth of yourself and the other dads in the group by helping them with real feedback, remain engaged in the group and discussions, and be open minded to the feedback they receive. We do not just get together and talk. We get together to learn and grow.

No, we will be planning out many different event styles that are not just dinners. This is a very dynamic group.

The standard is that these events remain alcohol free. We understand that there are dads out there struggling with addiction and we respect and support those who are wanting to live a sober life. This is part of being a brotherhood, where one fights to become better, we all fight on their side. With that said, events may be held in venues that DO serve alcohol. If you feel like you need additional accountability because of this, feel free to make this known on a event registration form and your concern will be kept private as we work to help you out with your concern.

Casual. If you have Titan Dad gear, feel free to wear it to our events. If an event requires anything other than casual, you will be notified at sign up.

We are father based. There is no requirement of a certain religion to join Titan Dad however, God always has a seat at our table and the discussion about God will not be forbidden.

This is a dynamic group and its success depends on dads who truly want to push their lives to new limits to become better dads and husbands. To accomplish this, those who join need to be willing to take a risk and jump right into something new. The dynamic style required to help facilitate this type of growth is just that...dynamic and, thus, the details are ever changing. The general details will always be posted on the events page and able to be read before you make a reservation. The final (in depth details) are emailed to you post registration. We will never post preregistration details for an event that we, ourselves would not trust as a first time member of the group. The founder's intent is clear regarding this question: every dad needs to leave our events feeling like they underpaid for the value they received. If at any point you have questions pre or post registration, feel free to email us at info@thetitandad.com.

1,000% yes. One big struggle for men is that bonding and fatherhood starts later in the process because we are not the one creating the baby for 9 months. Some men struggle with this. The truth is, fatherhood starts the moment you decide you are ready to start having kids. As soon as you find out that you have a baby on the way, you are welcome at the table.

Absolutely. You are still a dad, and are welcome to join us. Moms and Dads that choose to co-parent absolutely need strong support and we offer that.