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Dad - Don't Suck 2.0. 10 Things YOU Can Do To Be A Better Dad Today!
Faith based look at how 10 things you do today can impact your children & you for a lifetime
by D. MoSon
About the Book
Nobody wants to be the Dad that SUCKS! So DON’T “Enjoy the moments as they go by so fast”, is advice ALL parents have heard. Think about it…at 12 they start hanging out more with their friends, by 15 that’s all they want to do, at 18 they are off to college (maybe!) and then, you have college breaks and the holidays together.
For 95% of us, that’s the path we are on, and it is downright terrifying We have a few years we can take action to make the foundation on what our child's perception of us as fathers and ultimately the parents they may be in the future. How about we make sure during this short time frame of life, we DON’T SUCK! In this quick book we hit upon just 10 things that can greatly impact your life thru the perception & stories of our children. We will also give you a few tasks along the way.
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This faith-based book will reinforce the 10 things you should do by providing supporting scripture, message, and stories from the Bible to help you know you’re going in the right direction. Here are a few things you can expect to learn in “Dad
Don’t Suck 2.0”:Create Lasting Memories: Learn how to make every moment count and leave a legacy of traditions, rituals and loving memories.
Master the Art of Communication: Open the door to heart-to-heart conversations with your kids and have some difficult chats that build trust and understanding.
Navigate Challenges: Turn setbacks into steppingstones for growth and resilience.
Make Learning Fun: Infuse education with excitement and create lifelong learners.
Cultivate Family Traditions: Build a strong family identity with fun rituals that create lasting memories.
Unleash Your Inner Superdad: Become the hero your kids look up to and admire, and SOOOOO many more things you can do INSTANTLY What excuses do you want to make on why you can’t be a better Dad?“I'm too busy”
These lessons are designed to fit into your daily life, making it easy to apply. “My kids are different”- The lessons can be adapted to suit any family dynamic. “I'm not a perfect dad”- That's okay, neither is anyone else – the book emphasizes growth and learning from mistakes. Nobody is ever expected to be the perfect Father, there is only one of those! But we can be a BETTER Dad, and that is a step in the right direction. This book will get you ahead of the game and help you and your family.
Please Grab this book for yourself or that special DAD to start making some quick changes NOW. See you inside!
Key features
This faith-based book will reinforce the 10 things you should do by providing supporting scripture, message, and stories from the Bible to help you know you’re going in the right direction. Here are a few things you can expect to learn in “Dad
Benefits
Don’t Suck 2.0”:Create Lasting Memories: Learn how to make every moment count and leave a legacy of traditions, rituals and loving memories.
What works well
Master the Art of Communication: Open the door to heart-to-heart conversations with your kids and have some difficult chats that build trust and understanding.
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Navigate Challenges: Turn setbacks into steppingstones for growth and resilience.
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Confirmed Reader Feedback
3 confirmed reader reviews.
Faith-Centered Guide to Fatherhood. Kid-Approved & Grandpa-Recommended
Dad – Don’t Suck! 2.0 is a practical, faith-centered guide with advice for dads at any stage of fatherhood. The author draws on contributions from kids to illustrate this, with advice from real-life daughters Briana, 18; Aubry, 17; Noah, 16; Charli, 15; Logan, 10; and Lexi, 9. Real-life sons Coen, 14, Asher, 13, and Jace,12, also contributed. I'm listing their names because they should probably be credited as co-authors. The author’s (authors’) advice isn’t abstract theory; it’s from lived experience.This encouraging read outlines 10 ways fathers can strengthen their relationships with their children and build a legacy of love and character. As a grandparent now, I see much of my own success and mistakes reflected in the book. I wish I’d had this book when my children were young. Fortunately, I can pass it down to my kids so they don’t repeat the mistakes I made.
Good and useful book.
I got this book for my husband, and we both thought it was great. This book is easy to read and gives you useful advice that makes you think about the little things you do with your kids every day. From a faith-based point of view, I love that it talks about simple actions, communication, and being more intentional as a dad.
Saggezza pratica per i papà.
“Dad – Don’t Suck 2.0” è una lettura breve ma sorprendentemente incisiva, pensata per quei padri che non vogliono semplicemente “esserci”, ma lasciare un’impronta positiva e concreta nella vita dei propri figli. Lo stile è diretto, senza fronzoli, quasi come se l’autore ti stesse parlando seduto al tavolo della cucina, con una tazza di caffè in mano e una mano sulla spalla.I 10 consigli proposti non pretendono di rivoluzionare il mondo, ma spingono a piccoli cambiamenti quotidiani che fanno la differenza nel lungo periodo. Il tono è motivante, con un taglio pratico e spirituale, supportato da passi biblici che arricchiscono il messaggio senza risultare pesanti o moralistici.Un punto di forza? L’onestà. Non ti illude che esista il “papà perfetto”, ma ti mostra con umanità come diventare un padre più consapevole, presente e intenzionale. È un libro che si legge in un pomeriggio, ma che può trasformare un’intera relazione padre-figlio.Consigliato a papà nuovi o navigati, ma anche a chi cerca un regalo sincero e utile per un amico, un fratello o un compagno nel pieno del viaggio della paternità.
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