Hero
Being the Strong Father Your Children Need
Editorial Review
Every child needs a father, and that includes grown children. A dad is the one they look up to as the hero who can meet any challenge thrown at the family. The human family was meant to have mothers and fathers working together, and when they work together, as they were designed to do, their children’s lives are enriched emotionally, spiritually, intellectually, and, even physically. And guess what? You dads are wired to handle that pressure, to meet those challenges, to provide for and protect your family.
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A family was meant to have mothers and fathers working together, and when they work together, as they were designed to do, their children’s lives are enriched emotionally, spiritually, intellectually, and, even physically. Children from intact families have a much better chance to be healthy and happy children.
Your dads are wired to handle that pressure, to meet those challenges, to provide for and protect your family.
Men are great problem-solvers; apply your common sense to your family. When children look at their dad as a hero, they’re looking for a model of quiet strength, calm confidence, and self-control.
When kids and teens have temper tantrums and scream, they are out of control—and they know it, and they know it’s a weakness, and they don’t want to see the same from you.
Every child believes his father is a great man. That’s what your children want you to be; it’s what they expect you to be.
More than anything else, they want your approval. They’re learning from you all the time, from the moment they’re born—and for the rest of your life. They want to meet the standard you set for them because you will always be their dad.
You are built to withstand the pressures that get put on you and your family—including the pressure of a rebellious teen.
Your words, body language, and presence can determine your child’s outlook every day. Their identity is still forming and they are constantly looking to you to tell them who they are. As a great communicator dad, you need to make sure you tell them the right things.
Having a strong moral conscience, a firm idea of what is right and wrong is part of being a man, it is part of what defines a hero, and it is part and parcel of what it takes to be a father who is the moral leader of his family.
Growing in character is something dads help kids do, and your leadership is essential when it comes to helping kids avoid bad peer pressure.
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