10 Secrets Every Father Should Know
by Meg Meeker
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Meg Meeker offers direct, father-centered advice aimed at helping dads guide daughters through childhood and adolescence. Chapters run short and practical: case vignettes, memorable lines to use, and age-sorted conversation prompts you can try. The book's strength is clear, actionable language; its limit is a prescriptive tone and repeated anecdotes that can feel one-sided. It includes few hands-on exercises and does not prioritize dense sourcing, so readers who want balanced debate or extensive citations may come away frustrated.
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The most important person in a young girl’s life Her father. That’s right—and teen health expert Dr. Meg Meeker has the data and clinical experience to prove it. After more than twenty years of counseling girls, she knows that fathers, more than anyone else, set the course for their daughters’ lives. Now Dr. Meeker, author of the critically acclai...
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Recommended by 3 sources and appears in Parenting, Relationships & Family, and Most Recommended Books.
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