Well, no one’s parents are perfect, but what if you could be the perfect parent? Listen, parents, I think it’s possible now. No, it’s probably too late for dead dads, but if you’ve done a good job so far, then perfection is within range. Let me explain, you see, you need the definitive book designed just for dads:
“The Almanac of the Father” by S. Adams Sullivan – 1947.
Sometimes fun, but always informative, this job is perfect for a parent, who has a child, child or adolescent and suddenly realized that their offspring came without an information manual. Well, consider it the book for you. The subtitle; “An indispensable book of practical tips and ideas for men who enjoy the fun and challenge of raising young children.” After reading this book, I agree, it is all that and more. There is even a chapter for parents who will soon be parents and are quite worried and wondering if they can handle it or not. They most likely won’t get everything right with or without this book, but it’s a great start.
The chapters include topics such as dealing with babies, proper discipline, how to play with children, juggle family and work, providing for a family and real needs, as well as chapters on special events, working with children, teaching them and supporting them. well. records. The end of the book is rich with information, additional reading, and much-needed resources. If you are a day and want to be aware of your parental duties, you need this book and you should be reading too.
