Finding Time for Fatherhood: Men's Concerns As Parents

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Summary: Each chapter is hallmarked with questions at the end
Review: Bruce Lindon is a licensed marriage and family therapist who draws upon his years of experience and expertise to provide men with insights into the emotional challenges confronting present-day dads in Finding Time For Fatherhood. With text ideal for the non-specialist general reader, each chapter is hallmarked with questions at the end to provide the reader with a chance to consider personal experiences and discuss the issues raised with their spouse, partner, or other dads. Finding Time For Fatherhood is a valued and much appreciated contribution to the growing library of parenting books in general, and male parenting in particular.

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Summary: A pedantic diatribe of thoughtless conjecture.
Review: I have no idea what this man is talking about. His approach to fatherhood is so archaic he makes the staunchest 1950s conservative look like a member of the anarchist liberation front. It's obvious Dr. Linton's writing stems from an attempt to justify his own shortcomings as a father. A dismal read even for the 50 cent bin at the used book store.

Rating:
Summary: A pedantic diatribe of thoughtless conjecture.
Review: I have no idea what this man is talking about. His approach to fatherhood is so archaic he makes the staunchest 1950s conservative look like a member of the anarchist liberation front. It's obvious Dr. Linton's writing stems from an attempt to justify his own shortcomings as a father. A dismal read even for the 50 cent bin at the used book store.