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Dear Dad,
I am a mother of three children (not toddlers). My husband is a good father, but he doesn’t always present the best example for our sons. I expect my sons to learn how to take care of the yard and take responsibility when they’ve made a mistake. My husband should be a Christian example, the father of our household, and other things. I am concerned that no matter what I try to teach them, our sons will grow up to mirror their dad, as boys seem to look to their father as their main example in life. I have tried talking to my husband about how our sons will mimic his actions (or lack of action), but he doesn’t seem to get it. What can I do?
— Frustrated
Dear Frustrated,
We live in a generation that places a high value on education and careers. Men spend years preparing and training to improve job skills, yet many men enter fatherhood with little or no training at all. We have to learn as we go. Your husband is probably doing the...
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