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Editorial: Touchladybirdlucky Studios, 2015
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- Título
- Dad 10.0 15 Ways to Be a More Effective Dad and Still Watch the Game
- Autor
- Harrison Jr, Ott
- Editorial
- Touchladybirdlucky Studios
- Año de publicación
- 2015
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 10
- 0692502467
- ISBN 13
- 9780692502464
- Peso del artículo
- 195 gramos
DAD 10.0
15 Ways to Be a More Effective Dad and Still Watch the Game
Dad 10.0 is a practical framework designed to equip, encourage, and challenge Millennial and Gen Z fathers to become more effective dads. Today's generation of fathers wants to be present, engaged, and intentional in their children's lives.
Dad 10.0 brings together practical hacks, quotes, scripture, research, real-life stories, and simple principles that help fathers grow and take action. Each chapter can be read in less than ten minutes, but the lessons can shape the way you lead your family for a lifetime.
“This book is an amazing resource for any man who wants to become a better father. It offers practical insights, helpful tips, and real strategies that support strong parenting. The ideas are easy to understand, easy to apply, and designed to create lasting impact—not only for fathers today, but for generations to come.” — Cecelia Waters, MA, LPC, NCC
WHY FATHERS MATTER
• Research continues to show that a father's involvement has a powerful impact on a child's development.
• Children with engaged fathers tend to experience better emotional health, stronger cognitive development, and improved social skills.
• Infants who receive high levels of affection from their fathers are more likely to develop secure attachments.
• As these children grow older, they often develop stronger relationships with peers, greater independence, and a healthier sense of self.
• Research also shows that the absence of a father in the home can significantly affect adolescent behavior and is linked to higher rates of alcohol and drug use.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ott K. Harrison Jr. has been married to his wife, Angela, for 35 years and is the proud father of twin daughters, Gabriella and Lauren (24). Ott is a software engineer and project manager who has spent more than 20 years mentoring young men and working with children of all ages and abilities. Through his work, he has become passionate about helping men grow into driven, engaged, and effective fathers.
15 Ways to Be a More Effective Dad and Still Watch the Game
Dad 10.0 is a practical framework designed to equip, encourage, and challenge Millennial and Gen Z fathers to become more effective dads. Today's generation of fathers wants to be present, engaged, and intentional in their children's lives.
Dad 10.0 brings together practical hacks, quotes, scripture, research, real-life stories, and simple principles that help fathers grow and take action. Each chapter can be read in less than ten minutes, but the lessons can shape the way you lead your family for a lifetime.
“This book is an amazing resource for any man who wants to become a better father. It offers practical insights, helpful tips, and real strategies that support strong parenting. The ideas are easy to understand, easy to apply, and designed to create lasting impact—not only for fathers today, but for generations to come.” — Cecelia Waters, MA, LPC, NCC
WHY FATHERS MATTER
• Research continues to show that a father's involvement has a powerful impact on a child's development.
• Children with engaged fathers tend to experience better emotional health, stronger cognitive development, and improved social skills.
• Infants who receive high levels of affection from their fathers are more likely to develop secure attachments.
• As these children grow older, they often develop stronger relationships with peers, greater independence, and a healthier sense of self.
• Research also shows that the absence of a father in the home can significantly affect adolescent behavior and is linked to higher rates of alcohol and drug use.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ott K. Harrison Jr. has been married to his wife, Angela, for 35 years and is the proud father of twin daughters, Gabriella and Lauren (24). Ott is a software engineer and project manager who has spent more than 20 years mentoring young men and working with children of all ages and abilities. Through his work, he has become passionate about helping men grow into driven, engaged, and effective fathers.
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