How To Be A Good Dad by western author Stephen Bly

Dads do care about their families. They do their best to set a good example and be the leaders they should. But being Pop is just plain hard work. They must take time to know themselves, their wives, and especially their children.

Being a parent is more than rushing around in a frenzy of work. Or earning the money. It’s taking time and giving yourself to those who should be closest. How To Be a Good Dad offers family help for dads by western author Stephen Bly from a cowboy point of view. Fun and practical family help for any dad.

In the Old West, settlers marked the boundaries of their property with cornerposts, such as these marks for dads: 1) Build quality into the life of every family member. 2) Work hard for your family. 3) Look to God, your higher authority. 4) Trust Jesus in every challenge. Here’s a welcome book for Father’s Day or for new fathers. This book can help any dad become the best husband and parent possible. Includes practical tips and biblical principles.

Chapter themes include:

Staking Out The Claim. You Can Wear a Cowboy Hat. Building Phone Book Holders. Singing Solos. How to Treat the Family Like the Preacher’s There. Keep the Office Door Open. Caring Dads Let Them Go. Being a Zoo Keeper. Caring Dads Volunteer for the Christmas Play. Caring Dads Make Them Pull Weeds. How to Marry Them Off. It’s Okay to Cry When They Leave Home. Caring Dads Leave the Door Open, the Porch Light On, and Hug Moms.

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