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Fatherhood Assessment for Young Fathers

Becoming a father at a young age can be challenging, but it’s also an opportunity to grow and make a positive impact on your child’s life. This assessment is designed to help you reflect on your role as a father, recognize your strengths, and find areas where you can improve. Remember, being a great dad starts with being present and caring. This assessment will guide you in your journey.
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I’m open to learning new ways to be a better father.
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I ask for feedback from trusted adults about how I’m doing as a dad.
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I think about how I was raised and how it affects the way I raise my child(ren).
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I talk to other dads or mentors to get advice on being a better father.
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I take care of myself so I can be the best dad possible.
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I show my child(ren) how to be kind and respectful to others.
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I encourage my child(ren) to make decisions for themselves, when it’s safe.
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I talk to my child(ren) about what’s right and wrong.
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I admit when I’m wrong and show my child(ren) how to apologize.
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I try to be a good role model for my child(ren) by making good choices.
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I talk with other adults (like family or friends) about how to support my child(ren).
Providing and Protecting
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I try to keep my child(ren) away from things or people that could harm them.
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I teach my child(ren) how to stay safe in different situations.
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I think about how to provide for my child(ren)’s future, like their education.
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I make sure my child(ren) have what they need (food, clothing, etc.).
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I try to be a good example for my child(ren) to follow.
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I talk with my child(ren) about the consequences of their actions.
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I help my child(ren) understand the difference between right and wrong.
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I use positive encouragement rather than just punishment.
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I explain the rules I set for my child(ren) so they understand why they exist.
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I encourage my child(ren) to dream big and follow their interests.
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I am there to comfort my child(ren) when they are upset.
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I try to understand how my child(ren) are feeling, even if they don’t say it.
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I listen when my child(ren) want to talk about their feelings.
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I tell my child(ren) that I love them regularly.
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I know what’s going on in my child(ren)’s daily life.
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I play with my child(ren) and do activities that they enjoy.
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I know who my child(ren)’s friends are and what they like to do together.
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I try to attend important events or milestones in my child(ren)’s life.
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I make time to hang out with my child(ren), even when I’m busy.
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Keep Trying
You’re facing some challenges, but it’s never too late to make changes. Reach out for support and work on becoming the father you want to be.
Being a young father is a journey that comes with its own set of challenges and rewards. By taking this assessment, you’ve shown that you care about being the best dad you can be. Use your results to identify where you can grow, and don’t be afraid to ask for help along the way. Remember, being a great dad isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being there and doing your best.
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Good Dad
You’re involved in your child(ren)’s life, but there are things you can work on. Take small steps to improve and seek help if you need it.
Being a young father is a journey that comes with its own set of challenges and rewards. By taking this assessment, you’ve shown that you care about being the best dad you can be. Use your results to identify where you can grow, and don’t be afraid to ask for help along the way. Remember, being a great dad isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being there and doing your best.
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Great Dad
You’re doing well, but there are some areas where you can improve. Focus on those areas and keep working at it.
Being a young father is a journey that comes with its own set of challenges and rewards. By taking this assessment, you’ve shown that you care about being the best dad you can be. Use your results to identify where you can grow, and don’t be afraid to ask for help along the way. Remember, being a great dad isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being there and doing your best.
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Awesome Dad
You’re doing an amazing job being there for your child(ren). Keep up the good work, and remember to keep growing as a father.
Being a young father is a journey that comes with its own set of challenges and rewards. By taking this assessment, you’ve shown that you care about being the best dad you can be. Use your results to identify where you can grow, and don’t be afraid to ask for help along the way. Remember, being a great dad isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being there and doing your best.
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Personal Growth and Self-Care
Reflective Questions
How am I taking care of myself so I can be there for my child(ren)?
Who can I talk to about being a better dad?
Actionable Suggestion
Find a trusted adult, like a family member, teacher, or mentor, to talk to about your experiences as a young father.
Modeling and Leadership
Reflective Questions
What kind of example am I setting for my child(ren)?
How do I teach my child(ren) about making good choices?
Actionable Suggestion
When you make a mistake, talk to your child(ren) about it and explain how you’re going to make it right.
Providing and Protecting
Reflective Questions
Am I doing enough to keep my child(ren) safe and well-cared for?
How can I plan for my child(ren)’s future, even if it’s far off?
Actionable Suggestion
Start a small savings account for your child(ren) or ask a trusted adult for advice on planning for their future.
Discipline and Guidance
Reflective Questions
Do I take the time to explain things to my child(ren) when they make mistakes?
How do I discipline my child(ren) in a way that teaches them?
Actionable Suggestion
When disciplining your child(ren), explain the reason behind the rule and what they can learn from it.
Emotional Support
Reflective Questions
Do I show my child(ren) that I care about how they feel?
How do I react when my child(ren) need comfort or support?
Actionable Suggestion
Make it a habit to ask your child(ren) how their day was and listen carefully to what they say.
Presence and Involvement
Reflective Questions
When was the last time I spent time just having fun with my child(ren)?
How well do I understand what’s important to my child(ren)?
Actionable Suggestion
Schedule regular time to do something fun with your child(ren), even if it’s just for a short while.
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