Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share A Parent's Job to Make the Most of Each Day | Sign That You’re a Good Parent.
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
A Parent's Job to Make the Most of Each Day | Sign That You’re a Good Parent.
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for newer content! https://youtube.com/c/thefatherhoodvillage
Thank you for listening and supporting our platform! ☮❤
Test your testosterone here!
https://trylgc.com/tfv
Use coupon code :TFV to receive 30% off at checkout.
This episode is sponsored by Let's Get Checked.
//////////
This Christmas it’s important to set the right tone for your family. Too often around holidays we find ourselves stressed about gifts because it feels like it means so much. What’s actually important is how we treat our families throughout the year. Do you make the most of each day or are you trying to make up for weak parenting throughout the year? Some of us need to be more honest with ourselves about why we try so hard to get big gifts. Our kids need our love more than they need our money and gifts. Gifts can’t make up for lackluster or absentee parents.
View all episodes
By Dao Holloway + Kev Hick
5
1313 ratings
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for newer content! https://youtube.com/c/thefatherhoodvillage
Thank you for listening and supporting our platform! ☮❤
Test your testosterone here!
https://trylgc.com/tfv
Use coupon code :TFV to receive 30% off at checkout.
This episode is sponsored by Let's Get Checked.
//////////
This Christmas it’s important to set the right tone for your family. Too often around holidays we find ourselves stressed about gifts because it feels like it means so much. What’s actually important is how we treat our families throughout the year. Do you make the most of each day or are you trying to make up for weak parenting throughout the year? Some of us need to be more honest with ourselves about why we try so hard to get big gifts. Our kids need our love more than they need our money and gifts. Gifts can’t make up for lackluster or absentee parents.