Elder Speaks: 8 Native American father code and ethics every dad needs to follow




7-Share your traditions and your community Your children will feel more connected if they know about their community and their traditions. These will be a source of comfort and support when times are difficult. It will help them know who they are, and to take pride

8-Teach your child: Children look to their father to teach them about life. A great way to do this is to learn about your own heritage and culture. Learn about your past and where you came from. Pass this along to your children.
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Father and child Powwow: Photo Credit: Mike R. Jackson

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