Single fathers should never be banned from seeing their kids, according a new study. Sociologist Germain Dulac, a researcher at the Universite de Montreal's Interdisciplinary Research
A new study says that no matter how bad a separation is, single dads should never be disallowed from visiting their kids.
It goes on to say that even in the toughest family conflicts, interaction should always continue between father and child. The study was led by sociologist Germain Dulac, a researcher at the Universite de Montreal's Interdisciplinary Research Centre on Violence Against Women and Families.
Dysfunctional Families Affect The Mental Health Of The Child
A study conducted by the University of Alberta has revealed that a child undergoes the maximum damage with regard to its mental health before its parents divorce.
A study conducted by the University of Alberta has revealed that a child undergoes the maximum damage with regard to its mental health before its parents divorce.
"Support groups have often proven that fathers turn out better if they stay in touch with their child," he added.
Dulac and his colleagues conducted in-depth interviews with 30 fathers of children younger than two.
Colic in babies may be related to maternal depression and stress
Babies who cry constantly are often termed as colic, although there seem to exist a number of explanations regarding what is colic. A recent study
Babies who cry constantly are often termed as colic, although there seem to exist a number of explanations regarding what is colic. A recent study
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Absence of Father can Hasten Puberty, Confirms New Zealand Researcher
A New Zealand researcher has confirmed that absence of father can hasten the onset of puberty for a girl.
A New Zealand researcher has confirmed that absence of father can hasten the onset of puberty for a girl.
What Makes Teens take Drugs
Teenage boys who drink, smoke and use drugs are influenced more by family and friends while genes are more likely to increase the risk of substance
Teenage boys who drink, smoke and use drugs are influenced more by family and friends while genes are more likely to increase the risk of substance
