Dad’s Know Best: Advice from Seasoned Dads to New Dads
Dad of 22 years
Each one of your children is unique. Celebrate the differences and parent accordingly.
Dad of 20 years
Make sure you are the first person they call when they get into trouble – you need to have a relationship no matter what it is that they can come to you. Understand that this trust doesn’t come overnight.
Dad of 22 years
You can be a father at any age – don’t let that stop you
Dad of 20 years
Your teenagers need space to grow and experiment – their challenges are different from what you may have faced. PS – mood swings come and go don’t take it personally
Dad of 35 years
Changing diapers is not a chore but a privilege.
Dad of 20 years
There has to be one voice from both parents – there can’t be a variation in the voice when it comes to parenting
Dad of 22 years
Family time is precious. Sharing a meal together regularly can work wonders.
Father of 19 years
FBe present in the moment. Don’t spend time worrying about other things – it can ruin precious moments with your kids.
Dad of 25 years
Trust your instincts. Don’t compare your parenting style with others – you know your children best.
Dad of 19 years
Stay healthy; your kids need you.
Dad of 24 years
Each child in a family is unique, and when they are treated that way, they blossom. It’s like the fingers of your hand, each belong to the same but hand.. but are different.