Man of the House

Now some years later, he still managed to start a family, but he's a lot less confident in himself now than he would have been if life had gone according to plan. He feels like he's lost his bearings by which to navigate life.

Then a family crisis requires that Jason help out with his spit-fire of a niece. Can a man with so little control over his own life handle the extra responsibility without it messing up his life any more than it already is?

Learn along with Jason how to...

• be a hands-on dad instead of a passive dad
• handle disciplinary matters yourself, without any yelling, nagging, hitting, or passing the buck to mom
• talk to kids (and adults too, actually) about problems in a calm, business-like manner, acting neither like a wimp nor a bully
• avoid doing what most parents unwittingly do that escalates conflict
• train kids to respond to just two words, to put an immediate halt to misbehavior
• avoid anger, frustration, and embarrassment at home or in public
• discourage bad habits and prevent the formation of new ones
• help kids learn how to manage impulses and resolve negative emotions
• respect your children and promote their good self-esteem
• watch out for bad influences and sinister characters
• cultivate good relationships with your kids, and avoid the mistakes that lead many well-intended dads to heartbreaks
• encourage performance and personal growth
• reclaim your place as an integral part of the family