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How to Be Your Little Man's Dad: 365 Things to Do With Your Son
written by Dan Bolin, Ken Sutterfield
Studio : Pinon Press
by Pinon Press
Publisher : Pinon Press
Released : 1993-10
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780891097556
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 4 reviews)
List Price : $6.99
Our Price : $2.09
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Product Description |
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MOST YOUNG BOYS LOOK UP TO THEIR FATHER AS THE MOST IMPORTANT MAN IN THEIR LIFE AND LONG FOR A DEEP AND LOVING RELATIONSHIP WITH HIM. But even if you sincerely desire a special connection with your son, that kind of closeness can be hard to build. How to Be Your Little Man's Dad offers 365 simple and creative father-son activities that will foster the kind of relationship you both want. Written by Dan Bolin, the author of How to Be Your Daughter's Daddy, and Ken Sutterfield, who fathers two sons, this book will encourage you to be the dad your little man needs most-a dad who takes the time to show his son he loves him. |
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so so book |
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Wasn't that helpful. Just had basic ideas. No extensive thought or helpful information. This book is more like for a quick gift for a father to be. |
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Good Book |
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Good book for reference and ideas on things for you to do with your son and be an active part of his life. I was given one years ago when my now teenage son was born, just purchase 4, two for my son-in-laws, one with a son and the other expecting and two for friends with new sons. |
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Inspirational |
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I was hoping for a book like "How to Dad" which has pictures and instructions on how to do cool stuff, like skip rocks and teach how to ride a bike. This is more like those inspirational books like life's instruction book. Great read, some wonderful ideas, but not the sort of hands on activity book I thought it was going to be. I guess I was thinking of the 365 ways to cook chicken books. |
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Will take you back... |
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This is a short book of ideas on what you can do with your son to build his character and yours as a father. Not only will it make you think about how to raise a child, it will take you back to your childhood memories spent with your father. I don't have a son today but hope to adopt soon. It's a great book for anyone who is a father or nervous about becoming one. |
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