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Rad with Dad on Instagram: "Watching your child feel afraid is one of the most uncomfortable things a parent can experience. Every instinct in us wants to make it stop. In those moments, parenting asks us to trust that we know more than our children do about what they are capable of and what is best for them to learn and grow. Courage is not built by avoiding fear. It is built when children learn they are safe enough to face it with someone they trust by their side. Our role as parents is to gui

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