Dear Friends,
Sunday, the 18th of June will be observed as Father's day all over. It is a day to remember and pay regards to Father, the most powerful role model of our life. All menfolk are or will attain the status of being a father someday or other.
On this occasion I am posting a small write up on "Top 10 Ways To Be A Great Dad".It is crisp write-up written by LEN BRASS.
Hope you will enjoy it.
Have a nice weekend with loving preparations to pay regard to FATHER on Sunday.
Regards,
Lucy Doss
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Teach, Train and Nourish With Love
Nothing touches the heart more deeply than hearing, "I love you Daddy." I have heard that the gift of happiness belongs to those who unwrap it. Your children are that gift. Be an active, participating dad. The years fly by too quickly to do otherwise.
1. Cease "put downs" directed toward the child/children and other people living in the home.
2. Never compare one sibling to another
3. Give as many hugs as possible, especially at the beginning and end of each day.
4. When disciplining, be calm, clear, firm, fast and fair.
5. Listen to the meaning behind the words your children say. What do they feel?
6. Teach that every behavior has consequences, both good and bad.
7. Encourage strength, positivity, helpfulness, humor and compassion by role modeling.
8. Encourage open communication, humor and actively listen.
9. Make time to say, "I love you."
10. Be there to share quality time with your child/children.
Sunday, the 18th of June will be observed as Father's day all over. It is a day to remember and pay regards to Father, the most powerful role model of our life. All menfolk are or will attain the status of being a father someday or other.
On this occasion I am posting a small write up on "Top 10 Ways To Be A Great Dad".It is crisp write-up written by LEN BRASS.
Hope you will enjoy it.
Have a nice weekend with loving preparations to pay regard to FATHER on Sunday.
Regards,
Lucy Doss
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Teach, Train and Nourish With Love
Nothing touches the heart more deeply than hearing, "I love you Daddy." I have heard that the gift of happiness belongs to those who unwrap it. Your children are that gift. Be an active, participating dad. The years fly by too quickly to do otherwise.
1. Cease "put downs" directed toward the child/children and other people living in the home.
2. Never compare one sibling to another
3. Give as many hugs as possible, especially at the beginning and end of each day.
4. When disciplining, be calm, clear, firm, fast and fair.
5. Listen to the meaning behind the words your children say. What do they feel?
6. Teach that every behavior has consequences, both good and bad.
7. Encourage strength, positivity, helpfulness, humor and compassion by role modeling.
8. Encourage open communication, humor and actively listen.
9. Make time to say, "I love you."
10. Be there to share quality time with your child/children.