Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters by Meg Meeker ePub Download

August 14, 2022 Personal Growth, Popular, Relationship

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“Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters: 10 Secrets Every Father Should Know” is an amazing book provides nice guideposts and food for thought when dealing with your daughters. Meg Meeker is the author of this awesome book. Strong Daughters, Strong Fathers is an eye-opening view into the powerful pressures our daughters face. The author discusses the overwhelming influences that girls have to deal with and gives fathers practical advice to raise strong, independent, and grounded women. In “Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters”, author Meeker outlines the importance of the father’s role in a daughter’s development and ultimate happiness and she provides ten key “secrets” to guide fathers in navigating the path they must take for success. Fathers are critical to a daughter’s self-worth and growth physically, emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually.

The father is a far more effective protector of his daughter than anyone else in life. Teens are getting mixed messages from their schools, churches, and civic groups. Pragmatism and grit two of your greatest assets teach her to appreciate grit as nothing makes a heart melt like a man with courage and resolve. We admire men who are willing to risk their lives to help good triumph over evil and have the moral wit to distinguish between the two. Be the man you want her to marry like physicians, see it, do it, and teach it. She needs to see what a good man looks like, she has to know one, a model of masculinity, a man of integrity, a man who inspires trust and respect, a leader, committed to family, willing to sacrifice for them. Teach her who God is your daughter needs God. You should be glad that she wants to believe in something larger because you know all too well that many times you will fail her. And the evidence (provided by Meeker) says religion is protective for kids.

Teach her how to fight reason, experience, and our moral compass helps us decide what to do. It is your job to provide your daughter with a moral compass, to be the voice of reason when she talks about feelings, and to show her the power of will that allows you to live with the outcome of moral reasoning. Keep her connected, stay connected with your daughter and make her part of your everyday life. Have her help you with chores, or take her out to a theatre, or go on a mission trip with her, but whatever you do, focus on her. Meeker goes into great depth on each of the 10 secrets, providing supporting data and ample real-life examples of prodigal daughters that are sure to resonate. Overall a good reminder for Fathers on their strong influence on their daughter’s perception of men.