Specifically, there is no psychological evidence to suggest that not having a father in the home has an impact on a child’s development negatively. But a mother’s absence does.
Research does shows: The more fathers are involved in the routine activities of their children, the more likely the children will have fewer behavior problems, and be more sociable.
Fathers who provide economically, including child support for their children also stay more involved with their children, even if they live apart.
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