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Tgh2 hari ni time orang lain sibuk keluar lunch aku lak duduk mengadap komputer sambil termenung2, sejak dua menjak dah jadi mummy ni pantang nampak article berkaitan dgn family, so td selak2 opss bukan selak tp click2 terbaca satu article ni menarik gak pasal being a great Dad semoga hubby terjumpa blog aku ni n boleh lah dia baca tak pun utk aku kongsikan pada yang lain.. kalau aku dah copy paste kat sini pun korang malas nak baca ntah ler aku pun tak reti nak ckp, ni layan article kat bawah ni ehhh mana yang baik jadikan teladan yg tak baik jdkan sempadan....
Real moms share: Why my husband is a great dad
Being A Great Dad
Dads play an integral part in the life of a child as a role model,
teacher, caregiver and breadwinner. Some dads step into the role of
fatherhood easier than others, but all dads who make an effort to be a
part of their child’s life are important. Read why these wives feel
their husbands are great dads.
He's a good listener
Listening to your children is one of the best ways to build a strong relationship with them, and Jessica Gottlieb
of Los Angeles, California enjoys that her husband of 14 years is a
great listener to their two children. "Dinnertime is this magical hour
where my kids get to talk and he really listens to them," she says. "He
hears subtext in ways that I never have, and the kids share parts of
their lives that I'd never thought of asking about."
He has a soft spot for their daughter
Meagan Farrell
of Monroe, Washington loves how her husband of 15 years is so amazing
with their 10-year old daughter. She says, "He is never too busy or too
tired to spend time with his little girl. Even though he's a
sports-loving guy's guy, he willingly carries her Hello Kitty backpack
when he is with her, and will paint her fingernails for her if she
asks." According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, dads who have a close relationship with their daughters help them develop a healthy level of self-esteem.
He's 100 percent involved
Mary Castillo
of Orange Country, California has been married to her husband, Ryan,
for 10 years and loves how involved he is with their 6-year old son,
William. "Ryan makes a point to be involved in our son's activities,"
Mary states. "From day one, he insisted on taking an equal share of the
work. He took William to toddler classes, and now volunteers at the Fall
Festival." According to author Byron Ricks in his article 8 Ways Dads Benefit Boys
in association with the National Center for Fathers, a positive, close
relationship between father and son is a good foundation for teaching
boys to become good men.
Resourceful dad
One aspect that some dads bring to the father/child relationship is their unique and creative way of teaching things. Silvana Clark,
mother of two daughters, loves how this is true of her husband, Allan.
"My husband is a wonderful, funny and creative dad," she says. To help
teach their daughter fractions, he helped her quadruple a recipe for
chocolate chip cookies. Once, on the day after Halloween, he and their
daughter bought 35 Halloween costumes that were on sale for 10 cents
each. They made plans to distribute them to underprivileged kids the
next year. Using his own unique way, Allan has taught their daughters
many fun and useful life lessons. |
Children with involved, caring fathers have better educational outcomes. A number of studies suggest that fathers who are involved, nurturing, and playful with their infants have children with higher IQs, as well as better linguistic and cognitive capacities." -- The Importance of Fathers in the Healthy Development of Children: U.S. Department of Health & Human Services |
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