Originally published in hardcover as "Hero: being the strong father your children need.". Includes discussion guide. Includes bibliographical references (pages 177-198) and index.
Contents:
You are a hero -- Who says you're great? -- The leader, not the coach -- You aren't your dad -- Three questions your child needs you to answer -- Focus on the play, not the game -- Words: power to heal or to hurt -- Teach them courage and truth -- God is called Father and so are you -- The hero's winning triumvirate: perseverance, forgiveness, engagement.
Summary:
"Whether you're a new dad or a struggling dad, a hopeful dad or a worn-out dad, Dr. Meg Meeker has a message for you: You've got this. As soon as you become a father, you become your child's hero. Now Dr. Meeker can help you fully embrace your role as a hero dad through techniques like breaking 'bad dad habits,' learning why reading time and playtime with dad has lifelong effects on kids' behavioral development, how to teach your child courage, when it's important to lay down the law, and the three questions every son or daughter needs to have answered by their dads" -- from publisher.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.