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Raising Kids in Australia
They're already in the house. Ella is sixteen. Jack is thirteen. This is not a book about getting ready. It is about the hour after work, the table, and a Saturday when you want to coach from the fence.
What it is
Leave the job on the step. Eat with them. Stand on the sideline like you've already got a job. When you make a mess of it — and you will — come back the next day and don't give a speech about how hard you work.
I wrote it short on purpose. You can get through a chapter after they've gone to bed and still get up for work.
Inside
- Boots off. Phone down. The job stays on the step.
- Eat at the table. Phone stays in the kitchen.
- Saturday sport without coaching from the fence.
- Walking back in the next day.
Who it's for
Dads who already live there. Not first-time-dad theory. Not a speech about kids these days.