Working Class Parenting: Motivation, Education and Inspiration For Parents

So after coming up with the idea for a Halley's Comet Commitment with my daughter, we spent some time making our posters: First we decorated our posters . Then we came up with three questions we wanted to answer based on our goals and where we want to be 49 years from now when Halley's Comet comes back by earth. The 3 questions were.....

The following post is by the Co-founder of WorkingClassParenting.com, Omar De Pablo: My daughter was our first. My wife is calm and collected, and I am playful, and a bit rough. My daughter's toddler years were spent wrestling and building cushion forts with dad. She was very independent and although we had a good relationship, she wasn’t much of daddy’s little girl. Once after comforting her when she had a nightmare, I was politely told to go back to my room. Mind you she was 2, maybe 3 years old. As she got older the wrestling and cushion forts faded and her interests changed. With that, so did the type of relationship we've had. Not in a bad way, but more in an emotional way. I quickly realized that daddy’s little girl was growing up. She is now 14 years old. Child psychologist, James Dobson indicates that a girls life will be influenced positively and negatively by the way she perceives and interacts with her father. Her self-worth and self-esteem hinge on that relat...