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What Every Father Needs to Teach His Son and Daughter
It seems obvious, but in this day and age, it bears repeating: A father is not just a parent. He is a male parent who contributes things to his child’s life and development that are unique as a father. A mother can never replace a father in a child’s life – and vice versa.
It’s one of the great lies of today’s culture that moms and dads are interchangeable. In fact, the social science confirms what most every generation knew instinctively since time began.
Scholars at the Yale Child Study Center report “research has shown just how important involved men are to the raising of healthy children, increasing the chance that they will be healthier emotionally and socially, stronger cognitively and academically, and stable throughout their lifetimes.” They add, “That men and women parent differently, for whatever complicated reasons, is in most cases a great advantage for children.”
So what is it that fathers should specifically concentrate on in building their children’s healthy development?
Keep reading to learn more! |
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