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What is your definition of a Disney Dad?
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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 548397" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>I agree with the others. In the simplest of terms that I've always thought of it: it's the guy (or grandmother or whomever) that reinforces to the kid that he/she is the one there to have fun with- Mom is the one who enforces rules and has expectations, routines, etc. After going thru the koi with my half-bro and mother and even a PO who couldn't get her rear out of her ***, I'm convinced it can be anyone who is just trying to always be "good and fun" guy for the kid and really, they are undermining the effectiveness of the responsible parent and yes, they know it- that's their point, in my humble opinion. No parent (or authoraty figure) who was responsible and really cared would approach parenting that way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 548397, member: 3699"] I agree with the others. In the simplest of terms that I've always thought of it: it's the guy (or grandmother or whomever) that reinforces to the kid that he/she is the one there to have fun with- Mom is the one who enforces rules and has expectations, routines, etc. After going thru the koi with my half-bro and mother and even a PO who couldn't get her rear out of her ***, I'm convinced it can be anyone who is just trying to always be "good and fun" guy for the kid and really, they are undermining the effectiveness of the responsible parent and yes, they know it- that's their point, in my humble opinion. No parent (or authoraty figure) who was responsible and really cared would approach parenting that way. [/QUOTE]
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