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Such an easy read with real life applications | 52 Things Kids Need from a Dad: What Fathers Can Do to Make a Lifelong Difference | Jay K. Payleitner

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	• 52 Things Kids Need from a Dad: What Fathers Can Do to Make a Lifelong Difference Jay K. Payleitner Harvest House Publishers, 2010 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 5 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A Valuable Book for Any Dad

Mr. Payleitner's book touches on very simple deeds that when put into practice reap great gains, strengthening relationships between father and child. Anything worth doing is worth doing well,especially when it comes to parenting. Every father and father-to-be should own a copy.

Great Father's Day gift...any time of the year!

Whether you are standing in the foxhole of parenting or have survived the battle and enjoy the victory of grandchildren, this book is NOT one to ignore.

The father of five advises: kids are going to test you. Be ready. Stand in the middle of their bedroom and just observe. Forgive your own dad and tell your kids something good about him. If you have a prodigal child, don't turn your back on him.

Jay gives us a new way to answer the phrase, "I'm bored." As summer approaches, those tips alone are invaluable. [Buy the book and be ready for it!] He also reminds us we are working our way out of a job. Time will fly by. Stop and catch some fireflies.

As I read this book I cried. I laughed. I thanked God for my father who parented the best he could without the benefit of books like these that encourage dads to be all they can be.

Go ahead, I dare you, dads; take this book into the bathroom for a week instead of the newspaper. Bet you can't read just one chapter.

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Such an easy read with real life applications

Wow - what a great book. Very simple and yet very thought provoking. I am a firm believer that fathers are very important and impactful in raising children. This is coming from a man whose father has been absent most of his life and had vowed to learn from those past transgressions. I have tried to be the best father that I can with my children and oh there are a lot of mistakes that I have made. This book pin points some very simple but important parts of the father's role in the family. Even though this is a short book I have still been taking just a handful of chapters a day to digest.
Being that I am now finished with the book I am going to make it a regular part of my personal tune up. We read lots of different material to improve something in our life be it our finances, job, home improvements so why not something as important as being a father. If we just do a few simple things that will end up making a HUGE impact to the ones we love, because we can all remember when we were kids and were either grateful or disappointed. So let's try to eliminate the disappointments as much as we can.
If you are not a spiritual person this book has a lot of positive points that you will be able to take out of it. Don't hesitate to purchase this if this is a concern of your. This is very easy reading with a fun and light tone to it. After you get the book and start reading... grab your kids and give them a big hug.

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Must read for Dad's of all ages!!

Jay has a way of putting you right in the middle of his living room and learning from his successes, failures and more importantly what God's word can teach us about how to raise kids. As a father of 3 boys, I found Jay's book inspiring, challenging and a fun read. It is quick and easy and packed with great ideas and thoughts on how to raise kids. I have already begun to plan out a few ideas with my kids and never will yell at my kids about spilling milk again (gotta get the book to find out what this about). Thank you Jay for your passion for Dad's and teaching others how to be a good one. This book will make you think and your wife will enjoy the stories as well.

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Loved it!

Get a copy of this book, read it, and then pass it forward to another dad you know. Better yet, get two copies so you still have one left when you pass it on.

?God, please help me?another game of Candy Land??

Quite a few dads spend time with their kids. However, many have no clue what their kids really need.

Enter author Jay Payleitner, veteran dad of five, who?s also struggled with how to build up his children?s lives. His 52 Things Kids Need from a Dad combines straightforward features with step-up-to-the-mark challenges men will appreciate:

a full year?s worth of focused, doable ideas?one per week, if desired uncomplicated ways to be an example, like ?kiss your wife in the kitchen? tough, frank advice, like ?throw away your porn?

And, refreshingly?

NO exhaustive (and exhausting) lists of ?things you should do? NO criticism of dads for being men and acting like men

Dads will feel respected and empowered, and gain confidence to initiate activities that build lifelong positives into their kids. Great gift or men?s group resource!

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