With all of the challenges and dangers our children face in today's society, our children need us more than ever, a father can never get enough advice especially new ones, that's why I have created another list for all fathers out there especially in the Hispanic community.
 Our children are the future and will be carrying your name, plus they are a reflection and canvas painting of you.
So, without further ado here is my list of Ten Time Tested Tips for Father's

• Be an example, don't smoke, drink or curse in front of your kids because it's almost guaranteed they will as well.
  
• Tell them how much you love them every single day.
  
• Don't let them watch too much TV or play video games: spend more one on one time with them and strengthen your bond with them, watch TV programs which will stimulate their minds and ask questions i.
  e.
  discovery and national geographic channels.
  
• Read  at least 20 minutes every day and take family trips to the library or bookstore
• Ethics are at a all time low nowadays, with our so called experts & professional's, if your young child approaches you complaining about someone, don't  immediately discard their concern investigate it, your child is smarter than you think.
  I once had my 7 years old son complain about a teacher, I ignored him my wife didn't, turns out the teacher was very rude and unprofessional with the children, afterwards she  was dismissed.
  

Looking back to when you were a kid I'm sure you have said to yourself," I wish somebody would have given me some advice back then".
Well, now is your chance to give your children some of that desperately needed guidance and as an experienced father (not old one) I am only happy to share to you some more advice

• Treat your spouse with the utmost respect in front of the children, if you have to blow off some steam, go for a walk.
  
• Forget about what the so called experts say, let the kids sleep in your bed don't rush them into sleeping in their own bed as this would be a excellent time to bond with them and cherish the memories because they grow so fast, from my experience they will voluntary leave around 6-8 years old.
  
• Have them do chores around the house.
  
• Tell them to respect role models, but not put them on a pedestal or to be in awe of them, explain to them that they are just as talented and even better than those movie stars and athletes they see on TV.
  
• Explain to your children at an early age the dangers of pier pressure and what it could lead up to.
  I can tell you from experience, your kids most likely will be offered drugs as early from the 6thgrade and on.
  One motto I tell my kids, "is to be your own man don't bow down to pier pressure".
  

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