A recent review
by Swedish researchers of 20 years of data on father-child
relationships bears out an idea that should surprise none of us: Dads
matter.
Specifically, having an active, positively involved
father reduces behavior problems in boys and psychological problems in
girls. And it has a significant effect on reducing criminal behavior in
kids from low-income families and improves intelligence, reasoning and
language development.
Why, it's like dads are breastmilk!
"For example, we found various studies that showed that children who had positively involved father figures...
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