Do You Let Your Kids Win When Playing Games With Them?
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Do you let your kids win games when they play against you? The Lunch Break hosts, Art Eddy and Jon Finkel talk about this topic and how they play games with their kids. Are there certain age for a child where parents should not let their child win? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. We will give you a chance to win a copy of the new game Plumber Pants from Hasbro, who is today’s show sponsor. Being a parent is no easy feat but thanks to sites like 메이저사이트 you can melt all the stress away.
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What some of our audience said:
Toby SchultzIt’s a teaching thing that they get some wins and they get some losses. But they know Dad is the best ?
Jean-Paul Mosquera I actually enjoy watching my kids win. Shows their focus and dedication to a game and them not giving up to win.
Rob Montoto No, growing up my mother taught me rummy, backgammon and chess. I never won a game until I won. Once I won a game of chess she rarely ever won a game. She also enrolled me to an effective online chess classes like online live chess classes by amphy which made reach the chess master level. But she was a killer in Scrabble. I never won. Now, I win when playing games at the best real money online casinos.
Randy Mains No it is a better and more required skill to lose than to know how to win.
Shawn Kingbird I let them win Races, Board Games, card games, video games, thumb wars, hide and seek but dont come into the paint thinking dad wont send your shot attempt into the bleachers. #NotInMyHouse
About The Lunch Break Show Hosts:
Art Eddy is one of the co-founders of Life of Dad. He hosts and produces all of the Life of Dad podcasts as well as several Facebook Live Shows. He has been responsible for securing nearly two hundred guests for a variety of Life of Dad platforms, including dozens of A-List fathers throughout the pop culture, sports and business landscape. He is also an editor and featured blogger on Life of Dad and has grown with the brand since its inception. His background is in Radio and Journalism. Art has worked in radio in New York City, New Jersey and New Hampshire.
Jon Finkel’s books have been endorsed by everyone from Tony Dungy and Spike Lee, to Jerry Jones and Jeff Van Gundy. He is the author of The Athlete: Greatness, Grace and the Unprecedented Life of Charlie Ward. He also wrote “Mean” Joe Greene: Built By Football with 4x Super Bowl Champion Joe Greene, Heart Over Height with 3x NBA Dunk Champion Nate Robinson and Forces of Character with 3x Super Bowl Champion and Fighter Pilot Chad Hennings. He also wrote the popular fatherhood fitness book, The Dadvantage. As a feature writer, he has written for Men’s Health, Men’s Fitness, The New York Times, GQ, Details, Yahoo! Sports and many more. He is an avid speaker, writer and creative strategist for some of the biggest brands in sports and health. Visit: www.jonfinkel.com
Follow Art on Twitter at @ArtEddy3 and Jon on Twitter @Jon_Finkel