num_pages: 115
description: Too many children grow up in father-absent families because of divorces, separations, and births to un-wed parents. Many have higher risks for academic, social and psychological problems.Pro-active fathers make a positive difference.On the Outside Looking In encourages separated-fathers to step-to-the-plate with their children (1) challenging them to be good fathers in spite of being separated from their children(2) helping men become better parentsOn the Outside Looking In will help (1)make relationships with their children work(2)gain cooperation from their children s mother(3)obtain resources for help with starting over(4)break the cycles of hopelessness(5)use the 7 Principles of Good FatherHood to train your children(6)be informed on the issues facing divorced and absent fathersTable of Contents - On The Outside Looking InIntroductionChapter Breaking-Up Is Hard To Do (The Social Phenomenon of the Separated Father)Chapter Like Father ... Like Son (The Impact of Father-Absent Families on Children)Chapter Starting All Over Again (Reconciling With Your Children)Chapter Do The Right Thing (Seven Principles of Good FatherHood)Chapter Some Do's and Don ts for (Creating The Right Relationship With Your Children)Chapter Co-Parenting With Your Children's Mother (Winning Isn't Everything)Chapter New Beginnings (Dating, Marriage and Step-Parenting) The Reconciled-Father Resources for the Reconciled-Father
language: English
title: On the Outside Looking in: Hope for Separated Fathers Who Want to Be Good Fathers
titlecomplete: On the Outside Looking in: Hope for Separated Fathers Who Want to Be Good Fathers
ratings_count: 1
publisher: GIL Publications