Father’s Day is right around the corner and over the years dad have gotten a bad rap (and rightly so, men can be knuckle heads at times), but with the changing of the times Father’s have become far more active and involved in their children’s lives. If you have a fantastic dad, here are three easy ways to make Dads day great.

Let him know why is he great: compliments are always amazing and welcomed, but try giving dad specific praise. Tell him in detail why you love him and why he has been a great father.

No pressure: dads come in all shapes and sizes with different desires and personalities. So keep the day low pressure and do what dad might want to do. If you have an active dad, get up and go for a morning hike, or if dad would prefer to stay in, have breakfast on the couch and watch something on Netflix.

Stay in and cook: restaurants are typically busy on a Sunday and get even more packed on a special occasion. So just skip the lines and eat in. Dad will be sure to enjoy it.