Good News–

You’re already the perfect dad for your kids!

Still, you know you can grow. Most dads could use a little more patience, a plan for plugging in to their gifts and resources, and a few fresh fathering ideas. You may also want to dump some regrets and other baggage.

In these pages, Jay Payleitner, veteran radio producer and dad of five, offers a bounty of inspiring and unexpected insights:

• Straightforward rules: :carry photos of your kids,” “dad tucks in,” and “kiss your wife in the kitchen
  
• Candid advice that may be tough to hear: “get right with your own dad,” throw out your porn,”and “surrender control of the TV remote”
• weird topics that at first seem absurd: “buy Peeps,” “spin a bucket over your head,” and “rent a dolphin”

A great gift of men’s group resource, 52 Things Kids Need from a Dad provides a full year’s worth of ideas–one per week if you like. And NO chapter will make you feel guilty or criticize men for acting like men!

Surely, God–our heavenly Father–designed fatherhood to be a joy, a blessing, and a blast.