The Daily Dad: 366 Meditations on Parenting & Raising Great Kids by Ryan Holiday - Non Fiction - Paperback

Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781800815032. Publisher: Profile Books. Age Range: Adult. Overview. The Daily Dad is a modern parenting classic from Ryan Holiday, the bestselling author behind The Daily Stoic. Offering 366 short, powerful reflections drawn from history, literature and psychology, this book gives fathers a daily dose of wisdom on raising great kids. Rather than a single read-through guide, it's an ongoing companion for the everyday realities of fatherhood, brand new in paperback.. About the Book. Parenting is not a one-off task but a daily practice, and The Daily Dad reflects that truth by offering a short, meaningful entry for every single day of the year. Drawing on wisdom from figures such as Socrates, Marcus Aurelius and Martin Luther King Jr., alongside insights from contemporary psychology, Ryan Holiday distils timeless lessons on patience, presence, love and resilience into bite-sized daily readings. Each entry is designed to be read in a few quiet minutes, whether at the start of the day or last thing at night, offering a moment of grounding amid the chaos of family life.. Unlike traditional parenting manuals that are read once and shelved, this book is built to be returned to again and again, becoming part of a father's daily routine. It doesn't promise a single formula for perfect parenting; instead, it offers small, repeatable acts of reflection that compound over time into better habits, deeper patience and a stronger connection with your children. Holiday writes as a father of two himself, and his own experiences of fatherhood - the joys, the exhaustion, the doubts - infuse the book with warmth and authenticity. The result is a genuinely useful, thoughtfully curated companion for dads at any stage of the parenting journey, from sleep-deprived new fathers to those raising teenagers.. Key Benefits. 366 short daily meditations - one for every day of the year. Draws on history, literature and psychology for timeless, practica