One of the unspoken qualifications for being a father reads something like: must be able to question everything you do, every decision you make, and every choice related to your child’s upbringing daily. But, instead of a “no experience required” caveat at the end of the job description, it reads: “experience will be your only real teacher.” Unfortunately, we don’t have the tech to travel back in time and whisper wisdom to our younger, less confident, selves about being a parent. But, as we grow as men and fathers, we learn that shaping our own personal philosophies about parenting (and life, in general) is a process through which we can learn from others’ mistakes and triumphs.
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