(Part 2) Best products from r/SingleDads

We found 2 comments on r/SingleDads discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 22 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

Top comments mentioning products on r/SingleDads:

u/Johnny_Couger · 1 pointr/SingleDads

I second making it a game. You can also switch up bath time. Do it an hour earlier. Tell her that she gets to do it now so that you have more time to read/watch TV/snuggle.


Also these timers are great. They are pricey for what they are, but the big red circle is perfect for smaller kids.

u/thtevie · 2 pointsr/SingleDads

Contrary to some of the other advice, I recommend you don't lie to them. Don't pretend to be something you're not. If you're not sad, don't pretend to be. If you ARE sad, don't pretend that you AREN'T. Don't tell them that "she's gone to be with angels" if you don't believe that, don't avoid telling them if you DO.

I recommend the book When Children Grieve, by John James and Russell Freedman. It's for adults (you) to help children (your children) to deal with losses. Buy it soon, read it soon. You won't read it to them, but you'll take their advice on how to help them grieve.

Above all, allow them to grieve. Allow them to work through the grief, but also don't pretend like the loss never happened. "Stiff upper lip", don't let them see you cry, all that is pretty much bullshit. People are going to be sad, it's much better to be sad for an appropriate time than to pretend like you're not forever. Don't also try to minimize the loss ('well, you still have another grandmother!"). That doesn't change the fact that they're losing one.

Source: my wife died, I had to lead 4 kids through grieving while doing it myself.