The Fatherhood Roadmap

The Essential Guide to Raising Confident, Emotionally Strong and Academically Successful Kids

De: Jaime Lozano

Narrado por: Jeremy Diener

Navigate fatherhood like a pro in just days—even if you've never changed a diaper before!

Feeling overwhelmed about becoming a dad? Struggling to align parenting styles with your partner or balance work and family life?

The Fatherhood Roadmap offers real, relatable advice from one dad to another—without lectures or fluff. This approachable guide gives you tools to embrace fatherhood with confidence.

Inside, you'll discover how to:

• Master essential baby care basics every new dad should know
• Balance work, fatherhood, and your own well-being
• Encourage independence and confidence in your child
• Recognize and address signs of childhood anxiety
• Foster emotional intelligence and raise a resilient child

Whether you're an audiobook listener or not, this guide is easy to follow and packed with actionable tips you can use right away.

Don’t wait to become the dad you want to be.
Download this audiobook now to start your journey with clarity and confidence!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2025 JJL Educational LLC (P)2025 Jaime Jesus Lozano

Gave Me A Game Plan As A Dad

I’ve always wanted to be a solid dad, but sometimes I wasn’t sure if I was doing things right. This guide laid it out in a way that made sense, nothing preachy, just clear steps that helped me connect more with my kids and stay consistent. I liked how it covered both emotional stuff and helping them succeed in school. It made me feel more confident as a parent and gave me tools I could use right away.

Helped Me Show Up as a Dad

As a father of three, I’m always trying to do better—especially with everything kids face today. This book gave me practical ideas I could use right away, from how I talk to my kids to how I support their emotions and schoolwork. It wasn’t preachy or too technical, just real advice from a dad’s perspective. I’ve already seen a difference in how I connect with them, and it’s made parenting feel more intentional and less reactive.