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: Domestic DiversionsAppreciating strengths: Accepting different ways of parenting
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The New York Timesdiscusses a study about involving fathers, as well as the benefits of co-parenting or parallel parenting.
Laurie Tarkan writes (excerpt):
. . . [T]he critical difference was not greater involvement by the fathers in child-rearing but greater emotional support between couples.
?The study emphasizes the importance of couples? figuring parenting out together and accepting [...]Full post as published by Domestic Diversions on November 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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