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Do fathers really matter in the development of children? Discuss with reference to recent theory and literature.
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Do fathers really matter in the development of children? Discuss with reference to recent theory and literature. The role of the father is an important one in families as fathers contribute both to the growth and development of their children. There is an evolving view of the role of the father which has changed dramatically during the 20th Century alongside with the changing role of the family. Traditionally the role of the father was seen as the breadwinner, in terms of their ability to provide economically for their family. In today's society, qualities of being a good father not only include providing financial stability to the family however involve being able to actively take part in their children' life as well as establishing closer relationships. In this essay I will be looking closer at research on children's development within father absent families and lesbian mother families, in comparison to children's development...
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