Publisher's Synopsis
You will find this book to be a work on spirituality, social-emotional awareness, and pragmatic applications. The author takes an interdisciplinary yet contextual approach to care giving. In a critical correlative way, she brings sources and norms of authority into dialogue to help a father identify his role and perceive and understand the fundamentals of that role in these times. She provides seven fundamental qualities developed chapter by chapter for a wealth of reflective, quickening, formative, and practical perspectives. With skillful insight, she guides a father into effective care giving and constructs a model for preventing family crisis and intensifying societal crisis. Her narrative reflects concern for the safe and secure upbringing of children, as well as the establishment of the family with secure attachment. There is focus on the mother, especially when the father is the primary caregiver. For instance, Delamarie's mother ended the relationship with her father and got married to another man. Two weeks later, Delamarie's father raped her. On social media, it was shared that a Bishop was raping his daughter, every Sunday, when she met him in the Temple. This work is certainly resourceful for fathers, and mothers, too, as well as other primary caregivers, mentors, and counselors.
