DOES HAVING A CHILD MAKE YOU A FATHER? 

As fathers celebrated their day yesterday lots of wishes were poured upon them, social medias were heated up yesterday. Unlike RRCSAFRICA  we were not quick to make write ups yesterday to wish happy fathers to every father. Reason is that we were trying to know what really makes a man a father.

So many men celebrated fathers day because they have children. Having children alone does not make you a father, what does is knowing your role and playing your role as a father. 

If you are not helping your children fulfill their purpose in life then you shouldn't have celebrated fathers day.

Researchers at the University of Oxford reported that boys who have involved fathers are less likely to get in trouble with the police as they get older.
Other pluses, according to experts: A father can be a positive role model for boys and help them to adopt a healthy gender identity as well as a better awareness of their feelings and emotions. However, someone other than the boy's birth father can provide a beneficial male influence. Single mothers can find alternative role models for their boys in an uncle, grandfather, or a good friend.

 Fathers Impact on their Daughters, girls also reap some special benefits from having a close father-daughter bond. According to research from Vanderbilt University, girls who had close, positive relationships with their fathers during the 1st five years of life tend to reach puberty later than girls who had more distant relationships with their fathers. 

In addition, the University of Oxford researchers noted that girls who had more involved fathers were less likely to face mental health problems later in life. Genuine praise and admiration from a father can help his daughter grow up to be an independent, confident woman.
 
With the above studies can you boost of being a father? If sincerely yes, then we wish you HAPPY FATHERS DAY  in arrears and if no, then try being a father  not a  child owner.

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