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REVIEWS "When I was preparing a talk for new fathers, I asked our oldest daughter for some advice. She said, ‘Simply tell them to be like the men they want their daughters to marry.’ Wow! That says it all. Parenting is the best long-term investment you'll ever make. This book will give mothers and fathers the tools to develop the parenting and 'fatherstyle' that works for you and your children." - William Sears, M.D., co-author of The Baby Book “I devoured The Fatherstyle Advantage in one sitting. It’s practical, research-based, funny, and very affirming of the gifts men bring to their children. This book is making a positive difference for my wife and kids and me.” - Daniel Granholm Mulhern, husband of Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm and father of three children “The Fatherstyle Advantage is really a ‘must read’ for anyone who seeks to connect heart to heart with their children. O'Shea and Windell have written a wonderfully engaging book that furthers our understanding of not only the unique impact of a father's style on his approach to parenting, but also the irreplaceable ‘substance’ that makes involved fathers so critical to the well being of their children." - Roland C. Warren. President, National Fatherhood Initiative “The Fatherstyle Advantage offers a much-needed corrective to the idea that mothers and fathers are interchangeable. The authors make a convincing case that fathers make a unique contribution to children’s development. All parents—fathers as well as mothers—should read this book.” - Ross D. Parke, Ph.D, Distinguished Professor of Psychology and Director, Center for Family Studies, University of California, Riverside
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The Fatherstyle Advantage: Surefire Techniques Every Parent Can Use to Raise Confident and Caring Kids By Kevin O’Shea and James Windell
ABOUT THE BOOK... EXCERPTS
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CONTENTS introduction Chapter 1: FATHERSTYLE Chapter 2: The Power of play Chapter 3: teaching independance Chapter 4: The magnificent seven Chapter 5: nurturing emotional intelligence Chapter 6: expecting the best Chapter 7: parenting as partners Acknowledgments suggested books and web resources for parents selected sources index |