Dads Are More Involved in Parenting and That's Good for Early Education
Link:
Birth to Thrive Online Article
Date:
May, 2012
Abstract:
The latest research shows that increasingly parenting is a more even split between mom and dad. What does this mean for early education? Parents are their children's first teachers. It follows that if dads are more involved in story time, parent-teacher conferences and other aspects of the daily job that is childrearing, their kids' early education may be even better.
Author:
Paul Nyhan, Birth to Thrive
Birth to Thrive Online Article
Date:
May, 2012
Abstract:
The latest research shows that increasingly parenting is a more even split between mom and dad. What does this mean for early education? Parents are their children's first teachers. It follows that if dads are more involved in story time, parent-teacher conferences and other aspects of the daily job that is childrearing, their kids' early education may be even better.
Author:
Paul Nyhan, Birth to Thrive