Today’s Dad Born in 1985

Today’s dads sympathize with the importance of childcare by dads.

So, dads who work until late hours feel a sense of debt about the balance between work and family. There is a big gap between what they want to be and reality.

In this society where things weigh heavily on dad’s shoulders, can we make them feel hope rather than anxiety?

What should dads do if they can’t spend as much time with their children as moms?

Find out wise childcare methods for working dads who find work and family both important.

What is the best childcare method for dads who have little physical time with their children? It is not about being a superman who never looks tired, being kind to their children and doing chores around the house. The real solution is to acknowledge that dad is not superman. Dads must accept that they have little time with their children and do childcare that makes sense within that time.

Child is happy when mom is happy, so dad’s should make wife happy. In order to do that, first, dad has to be happy. Also, to spend the short time they have with their children effectively, they must know better about childcare.

“Today’s Dad Born in 1985” understands the anxiety and pressure that todays’ dads feel, talks about the need for childcare by dads, and suggests how to fairly divide up childcare for moms and dads together.

For dads who have very little time with their children, how can they more wisely raise their children, how can they spend their own time, and how can they sympathize with their wives are suggested in the book. If you want to be a good husband to your wife and good dad to your children, but are tired because of work life balance, open up this book. You can find the answer to being happier and how that happiness can lead to better husband wife and dad child relationships.

Born in 1985, married for 10 years, and dad of two children. He graduated from the Air Force Academy and works as a fighter pilot in the air force. He tried hard to find the balance between work and family.
As he searched for the most effective childcare methods while he doesn’t have much time, he realized that ‘dad who loves mom, dad who loves himself’ is important in childcare. He is working hard to find balance in important values including work, family, development, health, money, and relationship.

In his busy life, he finds his time to meditate and write to look at himself in an objective way. As one of 620K people in the Korean army and 3 million dads in their 30s, he wrote this book to help other dads find themselves and lead a balanced life.