Focus on the Family:
How and Why Dads Should Connect With Their Kids
Written by Meg Meeker
I have spoken to thousands of fathers across the US and, without fail, several come up to me after a talk and say, "Thank you for your encouragement but I'm just not doing a very good job." They look at me with pleading eyes that say 'I desperately want to do better.'
We have a national crisis on our hands: we are living in a culture that doesn't like dads very much. Media, music and magazines berate men. Advertisements on television portray fathers as weak, distant and stupid. One car commercial shows a father throwing a ball to his son. He is inept, but a voiceover informs viewers "at least he can leave the child his car."
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How and Why Dads Should Connect With Their Kids
Written by Meg Meeker
I have spoken to thousands of fathers across the US and, without fail, several come up to me after a talk and say, "Thank you for your encouragement but I'm just not doing a very good job." They look at me with pleading eyes that say 'I desperately want to do better.'
We have a national crisis on our hands: we are living in a culture that doesn't like dads very much. Media, music and magazines berate men. Advertisements on television portray fathers as weak, distant and stupid. One car commercial shows a father throwing a ball to his son. He is inept, but a voiceover informs viewers "at least he can leave the child his car."
Note: The above comes directly from their website. Click here to read more.
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