"The Daily Dad: 366 Meditations on Parenting, Love, and Raising Great Kids" is an invaluable companion for any father navigating the joys and challenges of parenthood. This book offers a daily dose of wisdom, insight, and inspiration, providing a roadmap for dads to become the best parents they can be.
One of the most compelling aspects of "The Daily Dad" is its format. With 366 concise meditations—one for each day of the year—this book offers bite-sized reflections that are perfect for busy dads. Whether you have a few moments in the morning before the chaos of the day begins or a quiet evening to reflect, you can easily incorporate these meditations into your daily routine, gaining valuable insights and perspective along the way.
Moreover, the content of the meditations is both profound and practical. Drawing from personal experiences, timeless wisdom, and modern parenting research, each meditation addresses a different aspect of fatherhood, from fostering a loving relationship with your children to navigating the inevitable challenges and setbacks that come with parenting. Whether you're a new dad or a seasoned parent, you'll find plenty of food for thought and actionable advice to apply to your own parenting journey.
Additionally, "The Daily Dad" fosters a sense of community and connection among fathers. Through its candid and relatable storytelling, it reminds dads that they're not alone in their struggles and triumphs, and that there's strength in embracing the shared experience of fatherhood. This sense of camaraderie is both comforting and empowering, providing a support network for dads as they navigate the ups and downs of raising children.
In conclusion, "The Daily Dad: 366 Meditations on Parenting, Love, and Raising Great Kids" is a must-read for any father committed to being an active and engaged parent. With its daily reflections, insightful wisdom, and sense of camaraderie, this book serves as a guiding light on the journey of fatherhood, helping dads to cultivate stronger relationships with their children and create lasting memories that will shape their family for years to come.
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Feel Same As Others: Quality subpar to Daily Stoic
Can’t help but share how disappointed I am that the quality of this book doesn’t match The Daily Stoic. This has a home on my coffee table to pick up everyday and quite agree with others that have said this won’t last as long. The pages feel thinner, cover less sturdy and doesn’t even include that nice bookmark. Sigh - otherwise great book. Hope they change the manufacturer.
Top reviews from other countries
- Sir John MacDonaldReviewed in Canada on July 11, 2024
Complements his meditation 365 book, you need both
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- Rakesh PrasadReviewed in India on December 10, 2023
Dad is not just a title, it's a responsibility towards raising a responsible child
Some books are read and forgotten and there are some books that are to be read and digested.Dad is not just a title, it's a responsibility towards raising a responsible childRakesh Prasad
Reviewed in India on December 10, 2023
'The Daily Dad' is one of those rare books that fall under the latter category.
A lot of people have kids but not all are able to become parents.
When you give birth to a child, you become a mom or a sad and for most of us it ends there. You may all the right intentions for your child but by just providing basic necessities is not being a parent.
I've witnessed parents forwarding unnecessary messages and reels on WhatsApp but not investing time to seek resources on learning how to become an ideal Mom or an ideal Dad.
It's easy to blame the education system, it's easy to blame the society, it's easy to blame the social media for corrupting the child's mind. But it's tough to stand up and take responsibility as a dad for the right upbringing of your child.
You cannot stop your child from engaging with content on social media, but you sure can raise them to become responsible towards what they choose to watch on social media.
Most parents think that after getting their child admitted in school and by paying the school fees their responsibility is over. Now it's the school's responsibility to teach their child. They get busy with their own lives and the child gets busy with his own life.
While schools play an important role in the development of a child, it's the right parenting that provides the strong foundation on which a child builds his life.
That's why this book is a must have for every parent or to be parent or anybody whose job involves interacting with kids.
This book - The Daily Dad - brings to you 366 very short chapters that will open up your perspective towards the role you can play in your child's upbringing.
Packed with daily reminders, approaches to situations, mindsets, and actionable, this book will handhold you in your journey to create an impact on your child raising him to be ready to face the world.
The chapter starts from January, 1 and ends at December, 31. Each day you get to read a new idea, a story from the lives of successful parents that you can adapt to as you play dad to your little ones.
Don't try to read the book like any other non fiction books. Read it one chapter at a time. Whichever month of the year you have bought the book, just start from the chapter corresponding to your present date and month. You need not start from January.
Alternately, you can also randomly open any page and read that chapter. Each chapter is complete in itself.
If you want to maximize the learning, just create actionable that you can follow based on the chapter you have read. Do that actionable and see what results you get.
Don't put pressure on yourself to read a page everyday. Finishing off the book should not be your goal with this book. What is important is making the teachings work for you.
It is said that in order to teach a child first you have to learn from the child. Be actively involved in the lives of your children. Learn from them to guide them, to help them realise their potential.
Parenting doesn't happen automatically, be a responsible dad.
And let this book be your guide in this journey.
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