Nastasia Yakovleva, Azaliya Schulz
Description
I grew up without a father and this is the story I wish I was told when I was a child... Single mothers, educators, therapists and children found the
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book to be 'helpful', 'healing' and 'therapeutic' for the following reasons: It focuses on parents' instinctive and unconditional love for their children and their innate hope to pass along their finest qualities.
It portrays a positive image of both parents to the child reader, and explains that each parent can choose their own path.
It cultivates a sense of self-worth, self-acceptance, and self-reliance within the child by helping him/her to cultivate an internal relationship with their dad.
This book reflects twenty years of searching for the best answer to minimize the feelings of disappointment, abandonment, and guilt that children experience when the father leaves. It can also be a great resource for children if parents separating, getting a divorce or adoption. The only book written by both a woman without a father and a psychologist who is respected throughout the world. Disclaimer: The book presents the father in a positive light and does not encourage negative feelings or parental alienation. Thus, it might be a better fit for some families than others. 5 STAR rating from Readers Favorite!
"The book is a poignant and emotionally resonant children's story that delicately addresses the complex topic of absent fathers. At its core, this story is a sensitive exploration of a child's longing for their father and their curiosity about who their father is. It navigates the feelings of absence, confusion, and the desire to understand one's identity. The narrative promotes self-discovery and self-acceptance while highlighting the importance of understanding one's family history. The story serves as an essential tool for parents and caregivers to facilitate conversations with their children about absent fathers. It offers an opportunity for open and honest dialogue about family dynamics and relationships. Where is Daddy Who is Daddy? not only addresses a challenging topic but also provides a path to healing and understanding for children who may be grappling with similar questions. It teaches the valuable lesson that it's okay to ask questions, seek answers, and, most importantly, embrace one's unique family story."
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