As a stay-at-home mom for the past ten years, Christy Windle has been both changed, challenged, and blessed by her three children. One of her greatest joys was watching her boys interact with their father. This interaction served as the inspiration for the title of the book. They would come to her and make statements about how great dad was at whatever they were doing. They would say things like, "Dad is the greatest at playing monster," or, "Dad is the greatest at playing football." As she pondered their words, she wanted ...
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As a stay-at-home mom for the past ten years, Christy Windle has been both changed, challenged, and blessed by her three children. One of her greatest joys was watching her boys interact with their father. This interaction served as the inspiration for the title of the book. They would come to her and make statements about how great dad was at whatever they were doing. They would say things like, "Dad is the greatest at playing monster," or, "Dad is the greatest at playing football." As she pondered their words, she wanted to bottle that statement and share it with their father. She knew her husband would love to hear how they perceived him. They really did think he was the greatest at so many things, and in her opinion, he needed to know. At times, men can feel like failures in life, at their jobs or at home, but fathers need to be encouraged. Dads need to see how their boys perceive them and also be motivated if they are not living up to that image. Overall, she believes that the bond and adoration between fathers and sons is a picture of how they are to perceive and be in a relationship with their Heavenly Father. Thus, My Dad Is the Greatest at Playing Monster was born. Her hope is that as families read this book, they will be drawn closer together and remember to appreciate the childlike perspective.
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