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Real Dads Have Feelings, Too TipsRead these 4 Real Dads Have Feelings, Too Tips tips to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. Each tip is approved by our Editors and created by expert writers so great we call them Gurus. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Dad tips and hundreds of other topics. Become a Guru or Become an Advertiser.
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Go easy on yourself - you are humanIn trying to be a great dad, give yourself credit for your efforts and avoid berating yourself. It is a challenging role to be a successful parent and we can see ourselves as "failing" at times. As long as you believe that you are trying to do what you feel is best for your children and you are prepared to admit and improve upon your mistakes, then you are succeeding 100%. Give yourself praise and treats as well as your child. And always encourage, support and praise your partner in their parenting as well. Move on past the mistakesWe all make mistakes and have regrets over our words and actions at times. However, self-absorption about past errors can lead to depression and achieves nothing positive. If you have done damage, move on - don't do more damage by living in regret. Teach them - Don't blame themWhen the kids make mistakes - don't give them a hard time over the mistake. Treat the child with respect and teach them to avoid the same mistake next time. Often, kids make mistakes because they honestly don't know how to do something - or what is right in a specific situation. They're always learning. Be a teacher to them, not a punisher. Ask for helpDon't be afraid to ask for help when things get tough or busy. Avoid the "it's not the manly thing to ask for help" syndrome. We're all overwhelmed at times and can benefit more from being relieved of some of the workload then maintaining an external appearance of coping when we're obviously not. |
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