No, they don't. They need stable, attentive decent parents. Gender is not a factor. Especially since, statistically, Mothers are more prone to abuse their children than fathers are.
It has become a lot more about profit, rather than the care they provide for the children. In the past daycare was more often provided by a grandparent, other relative or neighbor and there was less likelihood that other children were also being cared for at the same time and place. Often a friend's mother in the neighborhood could care for a working mother's child since there were more at home mothers. Also, it was not so common that children would need to be placed somewhere for daycare since not as many mothers were employed outside the home.
Fortunately California is more advanced than other states when it comes to equal rights between Mothers and Fathers.Any good Fathers with a good relationship with their children should have a very good opportunity to a shared custodial arrangement.To obtain full custody, you generally have to prove that the Mother is unfit, for example, a serious alcohol or drug abuse problem, mental instability, physical abuse etc.I have been litigating cases on behalf of Dads for thirty years. The problem with most Fathers being unable to obtain custodial rights, is a lack of preparation on their part. You have to know how to act, what to say and what to do in an evaluator's office and in court if you want a fair chance at success.For some reason Mothers tend to study, prepare and ask questions much more frequently than Fathers, thus the reason they are more successful.If you would like more information about knowledge and preparation to achieve success with custody, go to http://www.fatherswincustody.com. You will learn the 10 biggest mistakes people make in custody and how Fathers can succeed.I hope my answer is of assistance to you.
If there are court orders regarding visitation and child support and custody, you will need his and the courts consent. The court orders have to be followed.See related question link.
Yes, all fathers need to do it with the high rates of paternity fraud. see links
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They learned it from their parents. Boys from fathers. Girls from Mothers. You can find more info at www.bigorrin.org/iroquois_kids.htm
I think it is very important that they have both mothers and fathers, but if a choice had to be made, then, all things being equal, I would agree that mothers are more helpful to young children. Mothers are the one's who can nurse a baby, are generally more nurturing of the sexes and are able to attend to the multiple needs of a young one more than males typically are. Though, nothing is true 100 percent of the time and each situation unique.
Many times a women alienate children from their fathers because they themselves do not wish to have contact with the father. Therefore; children get alienated due to an unintended consequence, but there are as many different answers to this questions as there are fathers alienated from their children. Unless there is abuse on the part of the man, the damage done to children who are alienated from their fathers is usually irreparable. It is extremely cruel to keep children from their fathers. Children need fathers as much as, and in some cases, more than children need their mothers. A father's positive influence cannot be bought for all the gold in Egypt. It is flat out child abuse for ANYONE to intentionally alienate children from their fathers. It can actually be a blessing for a mother to have a civil-productive relationship with the children's father. The mother can then have a much needed break from the children, financial support and the comfort of attending childrens activities without animosity. My sons father and I divorced when they were young and we got along beautifully while raising our children together and in close proximity. It was a positive influence that they witnessed their parents caring enough about THEM to get along with each other.
mothers will most likely give whatever they want. Answer Actually, they seem to flip back and forth between parents depending what they need at the time. Mothers are often more open emotionally, while Dads will roughhouse and play.
They probably got the day off. Indian schooling was not structured. Mothers and fathers and village leaders would teach the children what they needed to know when the need would arise.
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For mental, physical and emotional well being of children, the need their mothers love. If they lack this, it might be disastrous later in life.
Because they love to spend and get new things.
motthers and fathers
Some mothers feel they need to plan the life of their children, but not all. When you are able to provide for yourself, you can make your own plans.
If the person is a mother, then she already has a child. The reason a mother would have more children is usually because she wants to have a certain amount of children, or if she is adopting, feels the need to take care of a child that the original parents couldn't take care of.
Only if she wants to. Women don't have a magic gene making us happy to be stay at home moms. Many have spent years to get educated for their dream job and if staying at home for years they risk losing their job and promotions. Children of working mothers thrive just as well as children of stay at home moms. The dad can stay home if he wants to. I'm sure that could get rid of the "social ills," too. That could actually be the cure since we hear so much about absent fathers these days. More dads need to step up. And this we have numbers on. The majority of teen moms don't have their fathers in their lives. Something to think about.