Being an involved and supportive father is essential for fostering strong, healthy relationships with your children from "summary" of The Expectant Father and the New Father by Armin A. Brott,Jennifer Ash
Being an involved and supportive father is crucial for building strong and healthy relationships with your children. This means actively participating in your child's life, being present, and offering support and guidance when needed. By being involved, you show your children that you care about them and their well-being, which helps strengthen the bond between you. When you are actively involved in your child's life, you have the opportunity to create lasting memories and experiences together. This can include playing games, reading books, going on adventures, or simply spending quality time together. These shared experiences help build trust and connection with your children, making it easier for them to open up to you and seek your support and advice. Supporting your children in their...
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