Jamie Day is a father of two and awardwinning parenting blogger, ‘instadad’ and freelance writer. He’s also the editor of The FMLY Man; a popular blogzine for like-minded dads sharing the highs and lows of modern-day fatherhood. @thefmlyman @adayinthelifedad Traditional potted stilton, £10.50, Fortnum & Mason This is the most amazing stilton, and once it’s been scoffed, the jar is cool enough to keep – perfect for dad items, like dead batteries and rusty old keys.
Paxton Pro three-piece cheese knife set, £45, paxtonandwhitfield. co.uk
In this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes, and dads liking cheese – these cheese knives from Paxton and Whitfield are a great gift.
£24, Father’s Day gift box, ladybakewellpark.com smiles on Guaranteed to raise two the delicious Father’s Day; one for personalised taste, and one for the are a must design, these biscuits tooth. for dads with a sweet
Beat mug, £15 each, futureandfound.com
While musical tastes might have moved on to Disney, dads can reminisce about the good ol’ days of punk and acid with these mugs.
Farringdon wine rack, £95, grahamand green.co.uk
One day I’ll have a wine cellar, but for now, this lovely wine rack will do just nicely.
Bib apron, £48, labour andwait.co.uk When dad’s novelty apron finally (thankfully) gives up the ghost, it’s time to upgrade to one of these.
Salt Made from Tears range, £38, monstersupplies.org
If the foodie dad in your life is a father to little monsters, this scary salt range is perfect to add a little bite to their seasoning.
The Modern Preserver by Kylee Newton (£20, Square Peg) Cool chutneys, jazzy jams and pukka preserves in a stylish recipe book.