Citations:Instadad
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Noun: "(informal) a father who runs an Instagram account focused on his child/children or fatherhood in general"
[edit]| 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 | |||||||
| ME « | 15th c. | 16th c. | 17th c. | 18th c. | 19th c. | 20th c. | 21st c. |
- 2017, Catherine Hudson, "Who's the daddy?", Gurgle, March 2017, page 81:
- With Instadads making their mark on social media, Catherine Hudson checks out their must-haves
- 2018, "5 questions for...Instadad Burr Martin", Big Daddy, 1 March 2018, page 11:
- The Instadad (@therealburrmartin) has more followers than his daughter, standing at almost 153,000.
- 2019, "Who To Follow", Hello Joburg, June 2019, page 3:
- With Father's Day happening on 16 June, we thought we'd round up our favourite honest and authentic #instadads who are killing it by sharing their adventures in fatherhood.
- 2020, Mario Campana, Astrid Van den Bossche, & Bryoney Miller, "#dadtribe: Performing Sharenting Labourto Commercialise Involved Fatherhood", Journal of Macromarketing, Volume 40, Issue 4 (2020):
- As torchbearers for an unapologetically involved form of fatherhood, the Instadads congregate, share advice, and provide support to each other, as well as a growing audience of male and female parents on Instagram.
- 2021, Maddy McTigue, "Communication Ethics of 'Sharenting': A Content Analysis of Instagram Mom Meso-Inflfluencers", paper submitted to DePauw University, page 7:
- In the study, “#dadtribe: Performing Sharenting Labour to Commercialise Involved Fatherhood” researchers observed the internet activity of “Instadads,” or Instagram influencer fathers who amassed substantial followings for their content related to domestic fatherhood.