Navigating the Lack of Recognition from Kids

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This chapter explores the importance of parents being supportive of their children's accomplishments, even if the children may not always show visible awe or interest in their parents' achievements.

“Of course, your kids love you. They look up to you. They imitate you. They want to be around you. At the same time, it seems like they could not be less impressed or less interested in us.”

Ryan uses a story from the Super-Bowl winning quarterback Phil Simms to illustrate why your kids won’t be your fans, but you should be their biggest one, on today’s Daily Dad Podcast.

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