We make mistakes all the time as parents. It never feels good, especially when feels have been hurt! We can beat ourselves up as dads worrying if we are messing up our kids, even if our intentions are pure. Sometimes, we mess up without even realizing it. How does that impact our children? Ted Lowe, Bobby Lewis, and Reggie Lewis share some of their failings as dads and ways to avoid them in this episode.  We want men to avoid becoming someone who, through his words and actions, continually stunts his child’s potential to grow and thrive. We hope you’re doing a great job, but even the most well-meaning dads can have blind spots. Are you any of these kinds of dads? 1.    Absent Dad2.    Abusive Dad3.    Demanding Dad4.    Disneyland Dad5.    Distracted Dad6.    Hypocritical Dad7.    Macho Dad8.    Passive Dad Maybe one of those stung. Maybe more than one really resonated with you. While it may hurt, consider it a powerful revelation. Knowing the type of dad you don’t want to be, helps you to be the type of dad you do. To be our best, we have to examine our behavior and make any necessary changes. If you’re not sure if you are any of these types of dads, ask your kids what they think.    Today’s Pro Move: Do one small thing this week to redirect yourself away from whichever “dad” you are becoming from this list.   Other resources: 8 Kinds of Dads Who are Damaging Their KidsDo You Have Resilient Children? Think Again 8 Warning Signs Your Child is Headed For Trouble 7 Things That Lead Kids Down the Wrong Road5 Activities Good Fathers Should Stop Doing 5 Things Dads Say That Crush Their Sons5 Things Dads Say That Crush Their DaughtersDo You Have Resilient Children? Think AgainSend us a Text Message.EXTRAS: Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter)Join nearly 200,000 other dads by subscribing to the All Pro Dad Play of the Day. Get daily fatherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent straight to your inbox.This episode's show notes can also be viewed here on AllProDad.com. Like the All Pro Dad gear and mugs? Get your own in the All Pro Dad store.Get great content for moms at iMOM.com