Dr. Richard Hogan

You know, my daughters, I love bringing my daughters, you know, on my own with them and going off for little weekends with them.

After football matches.

After football matches and all the rest of it.

I love those little moments.

My wife does it as well because it's so unique.

And so if I separated and we were in another relationship, I'd still keep that tradition going.

Important.

Really important so that it's about being together, but also keeping your old traditions going, creating new traditions as a family, but also holding on to those precious traditions that you have.

Patience is key there, yeah.

Absolutely.

pick your battles pick your back when you have kids it's such an important thing to do like and not to be picking them up on everything yeah because this is what like a fundamental thing here about about parenting and this dynamic and all that is we're not perfect and you shouldn't be a perfect parent and then i don't think it exists i don't think it exists but i don't think it would be good if it did exist because then your child think about this and i always say this when talking to my wife like you know when i think about my childhood the best moments one of the best moments from your childhood

When you did things your parents didn't really want you to do.

If you've been honest.

When you stepped outside the little rules there.

No?

But you know what I mean?

So when you look back on your childhood, I smile about the things that I did were like, you know, anti-social.

Do you know what I mean?

Where I didn't follow the rules exactly.

Gaffing out.