This book is pretty great. Not only does it have a billion fun activities to do with your kids, but it also did a lot to include fathers in the family. In a society that views mothers as the primary caregivers and fathers as the distant authority figures, it was refreshing to see a book that actually threw out the idea of the father not being around.
While there is still a bit more talk about mothers (there are a couple instances of trying to make things more "mom-friendly"), there are many testimonials from fathers to help balance things out
So if you want a good book to share with your children, I recommend this one.
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