A Backpack and a Father’s Love
My grandma’s standard answer when it came time to discuss upcoming events, holidays, or family gatherings was the following, “I’ll…
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By Natasha Smith Some Days I Still Just Want My Daddy
“I want my daddy,” with tears falling down my cheeks I uttered these words. “I want my daddy,” as a…
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He Is Our Fixer
He may not be the first to suggest a trip to the zoo or plan a family vacation, but he…
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A Daddy Is Loved and Needed
My daughter has severe anxiety when my husband has business trips out of town. When bedtime hits, she just cries…
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By Meg Duncan My Dad Showed Me the Greatest Lessons Are Taught Through Example
Waiting at the window, I arranged the blue ruffles on my brand new dress and flipped my hair around to…
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It Doesn’t Matter How Old I Am—I’ll Always Need My Daddy
I have always been a Daddy’s girl, much to my mom’s frustration. She always said my dad and I were…
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By Jessica Swanda I’m Just a Little Boy, but Daddy You’re Teaching Me How to Be a Man
I’m only a little boy, still too young to tie my own shoes or make my own breakfast. My days…
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A Daddy is Strong When No One Else Can Be
When a man marries, he is expected to be the leader and the rock of the family. Visibly unaffected by…
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I Love Hearing My Son Say “Dada”
"Dada" is my favorite word. Not necessarily my son’s favorite word. I think that might be “book” or “ball.” But…
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By Andrea Hope How Do I Do This Without You, Dad?
Dear Daddy, It’s impossible to believe as of July, I've have lived exactly two-thirds of my life without you here…
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By Jordan Morgan Husbands Don’t Get Enough Credit
Husbands don’t get enough credit. Mine doesn’t at least, and that’s mostly my fault because I should tell him thank…
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You’re Such a Fun Daddy
“Mommy! Let’s play the balloon game!” my 2-year-old daughter enthusiastically calls from her playroom. “OK!” I reply, trying to mirror…
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