50 rules for dads of daughters
Treat her mother with respect, honor, and a big heaping spoonful of public displays of affection. When she grows up, the odds are good she’ll fall in love with and marry someone who treats her much like you treated her mother. Good or bad, that’s just the way it is. I’d prefer good.

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This is the best list I have ever seen. Thank you!
All true.
how can I print this list out or otherwise preserve it for later reference?
Absolutely loved this list, want to go home and give my little girls a big hug!
It reminds me of General Conference this year:
A woman needs to be told she's beautiful, feel appreciated etc
Then Thomas Monson added: in that respect men are very like women.
(I think that referred to the latter part, that is to feel appreciated
not to be told you are beautiful, guys).
Let's spread the love around; no one, female or male, likes to be a taken for granted drudge.
Love it! THanks for putting this together. I love my little girl!
Don't Blink... True, so true.
And most of these apply to dads of sons too. If you want to be a happy dad, do these things!