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Rueben at the Plough pub on Lordship Lane used to organise a Dads and babies group - worth wandering up there to speak to him - it's a lovely family friendly pub anyway so worth it just for an afternoon anyway. There are loads of baby/toddler groups around ED, I'm not familiar with the Dad only ones (being a Mum), but the groups we go to are certainly not Mum only. There's music classes, storytelling, playgroups (at church halls and local pubs), loads of stuff - if you want more details let me know.
I agree with Kristy - have a chat to Reuben. I know at one point he was talking about setting up a Dad & baby group on a Saturday or Sunday at the pub, which Mr Pickle was keen to head along to... but I'm not sure if it's actually been started up yet. I think the usual Friday Plough Babies has stopped for the summer, so it may be that he's waiting until later in the year to set up the Dads group.

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