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Well, welcome once again to Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk. I'm Roger Marsh.

You know, every daughter carries an invisible imprint of her father's love, one that shapes how she

sees herself, how she relates to others, and how she walks into the world as a woman.

On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson concludes a powerful two-part conversation

featuring author Robert Wulamuth, along with his daughter's Missy and Julie, and his late wife, Bobby.

Now, Bobby went home to be with the Lord in 2014, and Robert went home to be with the Lord

earlier this year. So they are having a great reunion with Dr. Dobson in heaven, that's for sure.

Robert Wulgamuth's book called She Calls Me Daddy is a timeless god. So they are having a great reunion with Dr. Dobson in heaven, that's for sure.

Robert Wogamuth's book called She Calls Me Daddy is a timeless guide for any father who wants to leave a lasting legacy in the life of his daughter.

So here now to continue that conversation is our own Dr. James Dobson.

Robert in your book, she calls me Daddy.

You talk about the difficulty of being a good father, father to daughters especially, in the early years where you're trying to get started professionally and you're running and huffing

and puffing and you're working so hard to

try to earn a living for the family and to establish yourself professionally. How'd you deal with

that? Well, first of all, it does seem kind of unfair. No, it does seem very unfair that a dad,

when he's right in the process of building his career, ought to be spending more time than any other time in his life with his children.

So there are ways of coping with that. I mentioned one in the broadcast yesterday, and that is when you have a chance to go somewhere in the car or to do

something or even a short business trip, take one of your children along. You can double up

responsibility. The things that you had to do because of your career can be part of the process

of raising your child because really the secret is time.

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