Dr. Meg Meeker, the author of "Robust Fathers, Strong Daughters," believes her father to be a strong influence in her life. Since through her own medical practice she has seen many teens in hassle, she has concluded that a father isn't solely an necessary force in his daughter's life but also he shapes her life.
This book maintains the argument that, for a girl to mature into a self-assured, well-adjusted, and happy girl, a sturdy, nurturing father may be a must. The existence of a sturdy father during a woman's life may be a foolproof protection from social failure, misery, drugs and alcohol, academic failure, eating disorders, and teen pregnancy, while being a catalyst for a rewarding emotional life, successful relationships, personal health and grooming, and academic achievement.
The writer addresses the fathers in second person--you, and tells them they, the fathers, solely will offer the support needed by backing up their daughters and standing between them and the threats that come from the surface world. The bond between a father and daughter is almost holy, and within the chapter "Teach Her Who God Is," the writer says, "When you study your sleeping daughter, you're confronted with a religious reality that you cannot deny. From the moment she was born, you sensed the awesomeness of her life, the actual fact that there is one thing mysterious and transcendent about it, that she goes beyond you and your spouse. A person will banter with his friends and colleagues about whether God exists. But a father looks at his daughter and knows."
The book has ten chapters with an introduction, afterword, acknowledgements, bibliography, notes, and index. The chapters in the book are:
* You Are the Most Important Man in Her Life
* She Needs a Hero
* You Are Her Initial Love
* Teach Her Humility
* Protect Her, Defend Her
* Pragmatism and Grit: Two of Your Greatest Assets
* Be the Man You Need Her to Marry
* Teach Her Who God Is
* Teach Her to Fight
* Keep Her Connected
The author, Meg Meeker, M.D., practices pediatric and adolescent medication and counsels teens and parents. She is a graduate of Mt. Holyoke College in Massachusetts and the University of Cincinnati College of Medication, and additionally, a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and a fellow of the National Advisory Board of The Medical Institute. Her aim is to improve the all around health and welfare of teenagers. Dr. Meeker speaks on teen issues on nationally syndicated radio and television programs. Dr. Meeker conjointly writes for Physician Magazine and was a contributor to The Complete Book of Baby and Kid Care (Tyndale House Publishers). She lives and works in Traverse City, Michigan.
"Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters" is in hardcover with 267 pages and ISBN: 1596980125.
Reading this book, I felt what Dr. Meeker is trying to try to to isn't against the feminist objective, but for it. Though her views could seem conservative at times, her goal is raising self-assured, happy girls, and I can't suppose of anybody not wanting that.
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