8 Life Lessons Every Dad Must Teach His Daughter | Dad University

The relationship between a dad and his daughter is special. That relationship has a huge impact on who she becomes as a woman. There are some crucial things every dad should talk about with his little girl so that we are teaching them life lessons that important for them to carry throughout their lives. It is important that we as fathers instill confidence and other powerful skills in our daughters. We can do this by having meaningful conversations with them. In this video we talk about 8 things every dad should teach their daughter. It is spoken from the perspective of Jason speaking to his daughter. You can either communicate these items with your daughter or watch the video with her. It provides talking points so you and she can have a conversation that matters.

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[Lostcause]

1. You are capable of solving problems yourself.
2. You are perfect the way you are.
3. You can do anything boys can.
4. Stand your ground.
5. Your affection is yours to give.
6. Be empathetic.
7. Respect yourself and others.
8. You get to choose your emotions.

Writing this down to help remember it.

Life lessons I share that I hope to teach my daughter.
1. You are lovable and loved.
2. You are enough.
3. Be patient.
4. Learn from failure and mistakes.
5. Don't settle.
6. Learn what makes you happy.
7. Education is crucial to your survival and quality of life.
8. Everyone has problems, it is their responsibility to work on fixing them, not yours.

Daddy loves you no matter what. Mommy loves you no matter what.

[livfeuerborn]

I don't have a dad so I watched to know what I have to try and teach myself now!!!

[tessclare]

Never got taught most of these. My parents both just yelled, screamed and threatened. I'm in my 30s and still trying to figure out how to be an adult ☹

[ruralcyclone]

Hi. First timer. I think you should make a video talking to kids about a deadbeat parent. I work with alot of kids who have been literally or practically abandoned physically or emotionally by a parent. Half of my students are in foster care because of this. If they could hear some affirming, confidence building words from a male, I think you would hit a home run.

[joshuamoore]

Thanks for this, quick, pointed, efficient and effective. Subscribed to see what else is there.

[genyatusamaki]

From my experience I was never taught how to be a man but I was taught to be equal to females since I was raised by my mother.

[xparabellumxlifex]

The first lesson honestly on works while we have a morder society but the moment the shtf we as father to girls are gonna want our daughters to find a man to depend on for security and providing when we are gone

[Hallowsaw]

1) you are capable of doing anything yourself; however, dont be too proud not to ask for help if needed.

[RaurXDberry]

What you have to teach yourself that your parents will never will
Or bearly touch on it

[Gonzb]

Great video but I gotta ask... who in the hell are the 10 people who give this video a thumbs down?? I can't see why it would have any...

[UrAverageDad]

Awesome points, I have now fallen in love with your channel and it has inspired me to tackle a whole audience that I was missing. Thank you. Let’s collab sometime. Gave you a sub and ringed the bell

[petersuvara]

I don’t think the first one is a good idea. Anyone can be independent and be self reliant, but it makes life much harder. I think the lesson wasn’t well communicated.

[leetroy]

I get the intention behind you are perfect the way you are, but this is a complacency generating mentality, IMO.

[irobot]

1. Stop pushing the idea that women dont need to change. Both men and women need to be taught a “growth mindset”. Dont get complacent. Always better yourself. Listen, be humble, and learn how to take constructive criticism.
2. There are indeed male and female jobs. Combat roles are men’s jobs while housemaking and cooking are women’s jobs.

Stop tryna raise a toxic, prideful, and arrogant generation of women who drown in debt and work 60 hours a week with no backbone to take any criticism.

[lilaimyaherd]

Sound like you are raising your daughter to be a her own man, and that’s cool, but do anything a man can do that’s a slippery slope, if the men are men and the women are men who would take the place of the woman, do you teach your boys to nurturers be Compassionate, intuition, dress tasteful but appropriate, be soft,
Natures has a way of offsetting things beyond our understanding, Femininity masculinity need each other it’s yin to yang ,
I do agree that she should have knowledge of these things but she need to learn “how to be a lady “ mother / wife

[Kcorrr]

.Sorry dude, but this is her mother's job, to teach and instruct her. Yiu can't take over every one of het mother's roles, but you may help her mother.
We have got to stop the man made tales we tell our daughters...that dad is her teacher...becsuse he is not

[joepardo]

I HAVE A DAUGHTER AND MOST OF THIS IS A LIE...PERFECTION?? YOU CAN DO ANYTHING A BOY CAN?? REALLY??