Hello

I’ve always wanted to be a dad. Living in a middle-class neighborhood, the education was decent but nothing special. I learned quickly from a group of a dozen who kids didn’t have any parental involvement either. Literally none. All the dads worked, and most of the moms did too. My mom didn’t work because there were five kids, and Dad was a good provider.  But she was too busy with the other kids to ever think about me unless I did something wrong, which was too often.

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Making your kid’s world safe, loving, and predictable is your job. Giving your kids the best opportunity to be successful requires giving your kids a path to success, helping them learn to control their actions, make decisions, and figure out what their own path to success is.

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You can approach parenting in a number of ways. I’m offering you my insight into how we got it done and raised three successful, independent women. We need strong kids to turn into strong adults. They are our future.

 

Don’t just have kids; have kids on purpose.