Why Fathers Need Daughters: How Raising Daughter Helps Fathers Become Better Men

Written by Erin K. Washington

Narrated by Lee Geottl

The things your daughter will teach you that you never wanted to learn... but that will make your life so much better!

Life as a father can be tough, there’s no doubt about it. This can be one of the most trying times in any man's life, but believe it or not, it’s going to make you a much better person. You just must choose to embrace the process.

There is a clear path ahead, and with the right tools, techniques, and new awareness, you’ll soon find that raising a little girl is going to be the best thing that ever happened to you.

In Why Fathers Need Daughters, you’ll discover:

• The many perks of fatherhood and how they inevitably outweigh the random stressful moments
• Why having a baby girl is going to make you fall even more in love with your partner -- and what this means for your relationship as the three of you
• Why your daughter is likely going to spark some kind of spiritual awakening -- and what you need to do to be properly prepared
• Why patience is one of the most important skills you can master -- and exactly how to do it in a way that is healthy for everyone
• Scientific insight into how your brain and body transform when you have a daughter -- and what this means for how you engage with the world as a new father
• A deeper look at how traditional gender roles are shifting -- and what this means for you as a father, teaching your daughter how to find her place in this world
• The truth of what it means to be an “Alpha Male”... and why it’s likely something completely different than what you think

… and much more! Your life is going to change forever -- or better yet, maybe it already has.

There is only one path forward now, and that's to dive deeper within. Charge head-on into your own personal growth and provide the best possible father for your daughter and for a better you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Erin K. Washington
• Release date: May 21, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822629646