Design For Life
Advice column: I want to play with my infant daughter, but I don’t know how
This week, psychotherapist Richard Hogan guides a reader whose upbringing is hindering his attempts to have fun and engage with his toddler
Dear Expert,
I am a father of one in a very happy marriage. Our toddler daughter wants her parents to play with her (blocks, make-believe and so on), but while my wife seems to enjoy this, I try to avoid it.
I sense this is because my parents never played with me or any of my four siblings. Ours was a tense and very strict household. I am determined to be fun and engage with ...