She made coupons for things like 'free hug', 'breakfast in bed', 'movie of dads choice'. Watched her laminate them at school. I actually teared up a little when she handed it over. She's 8 and already nailing the dad gift game. I'm framing one of these coupons.
This is gold. The fact that she understood what you actually want (time with her, not stuff) shows she's already got wisdom beyond her years. Frame one of those coupons if you haven't already.
Man, that's the stuff right there. Those handmade coupons are going to mean more to you than anything money can buy. I've got my daughter's drawings all over my office at work.
Dude, I'm not crying, you're crying. Seriously though, laminated coupons sound like something I'd be using for years. That's the real Father's Day right there.
This is exactly what parenting is about. Three kids here and those handmade gifts hit different every single time. Congrats on the amazing gift.
That's absolutely beautiful. My three would never sit down long enough to make something like that. She clearly knows what matters to her dad. Cherish that.
Sign in to join the conversation.
Man, this is the kind of stuff that hits different as a dad. Those coupons are going to mean more to you than anything money can buy. Did you actually use them yet or are you saving them?