In this chapter, the speaker relates a story from FDR's life in 1921, emphasizing the importance of cherishing special moments with our own children.
"It was just another day on vacation for the Roosevelts in 1921. FDR spent the morning sailing around Campobello Island with Eleanor and his two older boys. They’d had quite an adventure. Seeing a small fire on another nearby island, they rushed and put it out as a family. When they got back, FDR and his sons raced each more than a mile to a swimming hole. And then later they jumped into the Bay of Fundy together."
Find out the consequences of that swim, and what they mean for you and your family, in today's Daily Dad Podcast.
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