Dear Fathers, Dads, Stepfathers, Foster Dads, Bonus Dads, Uncles and Grandfathers. Wouldn’t it be great to have a cheat code to raising and loving our kids? Now you have one. Listen to how kids share with their fathers/father figures on how to protect them, care for them, join them in play, help them make good decisions and be an all-around SUPERDAD! In the world it is known that having an active involved dad is essential to raising healthy, amazing and wonderful children. It also has a positive effect on mothers. Let’s use this code to build a better world, one child, one family at a time.—A B SEL START“Studies also show that children with involved fathers are more likely to succeed academically, have higher self-esteem, and are less likely to engage in risky behaviors.” Fatherhood.org National Fatherhood InitiativeFather-child relationships with a consistent father figure is tremendously important for the development of children''s self-esteem. This book shows that parenting is not only a mother’s role and that father''s set the bar for relationships with others. The way fathers treat their children will influence what children will look for in other people. Daddy Do Right by Me is a beautifully illustrated children’s picture book featuring full pages about the love children have for their fathers and the need to spend quality time with them. In the book, quality time is expressed through shared activities with children and their fathers. For example, one page features a child outside with her father letting her imagination run wild, while her dad continues to support her. What makes this book incredibly special is that there’s no limit to what a father can do to strengthen his bond with his children.—Dr. Tonya Wright Daddy Do Right By Me is an excellently written novel for all fathers and fathers to be. The novel reinforces the importance of fatherhood as the story is told from lens of a young child. It also reiterates basic expectations that all children seemingly have of all fathers. Daddy Do Right By Me does an excellent job of pushing the need for all fathers to continuously be protective, loving, and caring.—Dr. Devonte White
