How to Father

by Fitzhugh Dodson, Richard A. Gardner (Foreword)

Encourages fathers to take an active role in their children's upbringing and focuses attention on the psychological development of the young between the ages of six and twenty-one

Genres: Parenting, Nonfiction

512 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1984

Reviews

[Ангѣлъ]

Отдавна е минало времето на тази книга, има по-пълни и точни и макар и да има полезни неща, всичко е един монолитен текст, разделен на глави, и е много трудно да се намери приложимото знание.

[E B · Rating 3 out of 5]

Certainly a bit of an odd book at times, but overall an interesting read. It is quite long and some of the information has been used in more modern books, leading to a feeling of repeating what you have already read (something probably not altogether uncommon when reading numerous parenting books).

There was a bit of a disturbing section about building your children voodoo dolls (for lack of better working), for them to get their anger out on. I wasn't expecting it and it was rather taken aback by the concept as it doesn't seem like a healthy way for a child to express his/her emotions.

[Etem Uçmak · Rating 3 out of 5]

Bir Baba olarak sizin de bu kitabı okumanızı bazı püf noktalarını göz önünde bulundurmanızı tavsiye ederim. Tabii ki her Baba kendini geliştirmek çocuklarına karşı olan sorumluluklarında hata yapmak istemez. Sizi çeken veya sizden yansıyan şeyler bulacaksınız.