Men are ideal fathers, but bad husbands
Last reviewed: 16.10.2021
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Men increasingly began to take part in the education of their offspring. Here only they have their own special view on the ideal fatherhood. Sociologists say that the sports education of children (which fathers do) does not change the gender relations in the family. Duties on the house also lie on the shoulders of a fragile woman. It is surprising that representatives of the fair sex are happy with this inequality. Wives and mothers are simply happy that fathers raise children, even on a football field, says Dr. Tamar Kremer-Sadlik from the University of California.
Studies were conducted on the lifestyle of middle-class families in Los Angeles. Both parents are working people and each family has two or three children. Scientists say that sport is not only good health. Classes with the child (whether it's training or playing) give the fathers the opportunity to become emotionally closer to the child. In addition, the commands that the pope gives, discipline the baby. Men created a new ideal of paternity, but from that they did not become ideal partners, adds Kremer-Sadlik.
The bad thing is that sports training with a child for some fathers is an excellent excuse to slip out of the house. Scientists believe that in the near future the picture may change. Everyday routine, which "sucks" a woman, leads to the appearance of chronic fatigue, dissatisfaction with life. Marriages fall apart mainly because men cease to hear their wives, and the spouses in turn do not pay attention to their mates in intimacy.