It's surprise how humanity plays one important truth of life against another. One area this' especially true is in the contributing roles of fathers and mothers in the training of children. The indispensable contribution of mothers to the upbringing of children from the crib to the adulthood has often been emphasized. This' rightly so, mothers are usually very close to and exert great influence on their children.

The problem however lies in the great possibility of overstating the mother's part as to completely erase the essential contribution of the father to the raising of good children. The traditional stereotype is that the father wins the bread while the mother watches the bed. Many men find this simplistic arrangement very convenient because it exempts them from the strenuous responsibility of child training and absorbs them of blame should the venture fail.

Most happy children you see, are products of a mother's tender care and a father's firm discipline. You must not make the mistake of thinking though that the mother is all love without discipline and the father all discipline without love. Both play complimentary roles in child training. Children are like wide roses, very beautiful but requires severe pruning. Mothers tend the petals but fathers prune the stem. Both functions are necessary to present a pleasantly appealing spectacle.

Beyond catering to the family's financial needs, father has a peculiar role to play in the lives of their children. Their manly firmness especially suits them to the duty of laying down family rules and enforcing discipline. God expect it to be so, the demands of a workday world and the size of the household notwithstanding.

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