Why Is the Relationship between a Father and His Daughter So Special?

On the first day of their marriage, wife and husband agreed not to open the door for any visitor! That same day, the husband’s parents came to see them and knocked on the door. Husband and the wife looked at each other. The husband wanted to open the door, but since they had an agreement, he did not, so his parents left. After a while, the same day, the wife’s parents came visiting. Wife and husband looked at each other, and even though they had an agreement, the wife with tears on her eyes whispered and said “I can’t do this to my parents”, and she opened the door! Husband did not say anything. Years passed and they had 2 boys. Afterwards, they had a third child which was a girl. The father planned a very big and lavish party for the newborn baby girl, and he invited everyone over. Later that night, his wife asked him what was the reason for such a big celebration for this baby, while we did not do so for the boys!

The Husband simply replied, “because she is the one who will open the door for me!”

One of the most beautiful things in this world is – A Father-Daughter relationship.

We now live in a culture where Dad is an equal partner in caregiving. From day one, dads are encouraged to be hands-on, changing diapers, giving baths, putting Baby to sleep and calming her cries. That presence and effort is the beginning of a very important relationship.

Daughters are so special.  However,  a daughter needs a dad to be the standard against which she will judge all men.  It is also the reason why fathers are very influential in their daughter’s lives, especially when it comes to self-esteem and decision making.  A father may  hold his daughter’s hand for a short while, but she holds his heart forever.  Their inside jokes and understanding for each other make them absolutely adorable.

“How Dad approaches life will serve as an example for his daughter to build off of in her own life, even if she chooses a different view of the world,” says Michael Austin, associate professor of philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University and editor of Fatherhood — Philosophy for Everyone: The Dao of Daddy.

Let your heart be captivated as you go through these cute and short  father daughter quotes.

  1. He is the first man she looks up to and he totally brings out the best in her.  — Unknown
  2. There is this girl who stole my heart and she calls me Daddy.  — Unknown
  3. Dear Daddy, no matter where I go in life, you’ll always be my number one man.  — Unknown
  4. Fathers, be your daughter’s 1st love and she’ll never settle for anything less.  — Unknown
  5. Husbands, love your wives well, your children are noticing how you treat her.  — Unknown
  6. Some people don’t believe in heroes but they haven’t met my dad.  — Unknown
  7. The greatest thing a father can do for his daughter is to love her mother.  — Unknown
  8. As a daughter of the king of kings, your purpose is not to turn heads but to turn hearts toward our Heavenly Father.  — Unknown
  9. He gives her the confidence to do things on her own and become independent.
  10. It is admirable for a man to take his son fishing, but there is a special place in heaven for the father who takes his daughter shopping. —John Sinor
  11. Behind every great daughter is a truly amazing dad.  — Unknown
  12. When it comes to careers, a father is the first person every daughter goes to for proper guidance and advice.  — Unknown
  13. A real man treats his lady the same way he wants another man to treat his daughter.  — Unknown
  14. I’m so glad when daddy comes home, I would hug him and give him a great big kiss.  — Unknown
  15. Guns don’t kill people”¦ dads with pretty daughters do.  — Unknown
  16. I am the daughter of a King who is not moved by the world for my God is with me.  — Unknown
  17. You are a daughter of an Almighty God, you are a princess destined to become a queen.  — Unknown
  18. No matter when a girl finds her Prince Charming, her father always remains the king of her life.  — Unknown
  19. A father opens doors for his daughter pulls her seat out and treats her with the utmost respect.  He sets a daughter’s expectations on how a man should treat a lady and that she should not settle for anything less.  — Unknown
  20. DAD – A son’s first hero. A Daughters first love.  — Unknown
  21. Fathers give the best piggyback rides. They are ready to do anything that makes their daughter smile.  — Unknown
  22. He dreams for you and takes pride even in your smallest achievements.  — Unknown
  23. He makes you feel like the most important person, most beautiful girl and the most capable person on earth.  — Unknown

Are you inspired by these cute and short father daughter quotes?

It’s ‘DAUGHTER’S WEEK’, and if you are a daughter or have a daughter who makes life worth living, by just being around – and you love her as much as your own breath. if you are proud of your daughter or being a daughter, send this to other people who have daughters or who are daughters. Daughters are angels!

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22 Replies to “Why Is the Relationship between a Father and His Daughter So Special?”

  1. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. God Bless

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  5. Being a daughter with the best dad in the world, I really enjoyed and appreciated this post. I can totally relate to that daughter who opened the door for her daddy – I would lasso the moon and give the whole world to my dad if I could. 😊

  6. Amen. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. God Bless

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  11. So so sorry to hear that. We genuinely thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and wish you all the best for the future. God Bless

  12. I lost my daddy six months ago. He was my hero growing up. So many quotes fit him and then some as he was one in a million. Thank you for the reminder how blessed I was/am for everything he instilled in me will remain forever.

  13. Wish I had that kind of 💕 but, I have my father in Heaven.

  14. Interesting. I had and have a great father. He often showed his affection to my mother. And he played with both of his daughters when we were little. It was great. But the man I married didn’t have a good influence as a father and didn’t really understand what being a father meant. It has been hard for my boys to learn to be dads because of it, but they are trying to be the dad they didn’t have. Strangely enough my oldest daughter had a better relationship with her dad and my youngest daughter and he are trying. Perhaps time and God–will heal broken hearts. Thankfully they have all learned the goodness of a heavenly father. Thanks for your post.

  15. I find No. 15 quite strange. Love the sentiment behind this piece. My father died when I was 9 yo and though they say, “You can’t miss what you never had,” that’s not true even though I was 27 yo and having just come home from hospital with my 2nd son. I cried all night for my father, not him personally as I hardly remembered him, but for “a” father.

  16. My father was my best friend, protector and hero. I lost him fifteen years ago, and I miss him so much it hurts my heart. Number 10 had me in tears. Thank you for this…….xo

  17. I didn’t have my father when I was growing up. My biological father was not a good man. After many years of abuse, abandonment and the torture inside my own head that I fought all the time, God sent me a spiritual Dad when I was 29. Although, I was an adult, this man came into my life, grandfathered my children and directed me to Jesus every single day. He is my HERO. Fathers are so important, but Dad’s are irreplaceable.

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