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More dads are choosing to stay home with their kids. Here’s why.
By Changing America, 12/03/2023 “…But as women make educational and economic strides, turning some of them into the bigger earners
What I Wish I Did Differently With My Kids During My Divorce
By Fatherly, 10/24/2023 “…We spoke to 12 dads who have all experienced divorce, and since realized that they missed some
Schools often default to calling a student’s mom instead of dad, study suggests
By CBC, 10/31/2023 “…When a group of researchers were chatting about the pressures of being working mothers, they realized they
Married fathers are spending more time with their children than ever
By Washington Examiner, 10/29/2023 “…Fathers spend more time with their children now than ever before, according to a new study.
Fathers have ‘unique effect’ on children’s educational outcomes, study finds
By The Guardian, 09/19/2023 “…Research claims children whose fathers read and play with them see a ‘small but significant’ increase
Why Sons Need Involved Fathers
By Baby-Chick, 11/07/2023 “…Another study identified that fathers’ involvement in their sons’ lives (including emotional warmth, learning, and stimulation in
Almost 1 in 5 stay-at-home parents in the U.S. are dads
By Pew Research, 08/03/2023 “…The share of parents in the United States who are not employed for pay has been
First-time dads face tougher challenges maintaining a relationship with their child than second-time fathers
By Study Finds, 08/31/2023 “…Researchers in Germany found that it takes about two years for first-time fathers to stabilize their
Involved Dads Reduce Kids’ Risk Of Developmental Delays
By Fatherly, 09/04/2023 “…Modern dads are a lot more involved in all aspects of childcare than dads of previous generations,
Childhood co-residence plays pivotal role in father-child bonding, regardless of biological ties
By PsyPost, 08/14/2023 “…The findings indicate that while birth fathers are typically the most involved in childrearing, the amount of