Children with dad participants have the best marks less behavioral problems

Children with actively participating the fathers much more blooming Without involved parentsAccording to a new study at the University of Virginia and Hampton University.

ResearchWhich analyzed the census data in the US with more than 1300 children across Virginia, showed that children with delayed dads are more likely to earn the best marks, less likely that in school behavioral problems and less likely they are depressed.

In particular, the girls most likely received the best marks with delayed dads (53% compared to 45% without) and much less diagnosed depression (1% against 10%), the message said. The boys were much less likely to get into school problems. Only 22% of boys with parents had problems with school behavior – compared to 35% of boys with less busy dads.

“Daddy matters for both boys and girls,” co -author Brad Wilcox wrote. “But they are more important for the behavior of the boys’ school and the emotional well -being of girls.”

According to a new study from Virginia, girls with parents were much less likely to be diagnosed with depression. (Istock)

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The study determines the “involved” parents as those who reported the management of the upbringing requirements “very well” and regularly share food with their families at least four times a week.

“The results here correspond to the literature, which indicates that the boys respond to family problems, acting (” exterizing “in literature), while girls turn in (” internship “in literature). – Autents write.

The authors stated that there was no racial division in school products and problems of school behavior between white and black children from untouched families.

The study also revealed no correlation between the father’s dew or the level of education and his level of participation. However, the marital status made a “significant” difference in parents’ involvement. More than half (51%) of children with married parents are strongly engaged in the fathers – compared to only 15% of those who live in parents.

In a new study, parents play a crucial role in the success and emotional health of sons and daughters. (Istock)

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Children in mixed families or live only with parents who can enlist, also found a study.

The authors say the good news is that the marriage level has decreased in Virginia since 2020, after decades has decreased. Almost 70% of children live in households with married parents in VirginiaAccording to their research.

They suggest that Virginia’s legislators launch a two -party initiative “Parents Policy”, following the footsteps of states such as Florida And Tennessee to support parents and families in the state.

Father with his daughter. (Istock)

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Their political proposals plan to make schools “convenient for boys”, “Create a positive parenting culture”, “Limit access to pornography”, “Renaissance of civil efforts to promote proocial masculinity”, develop programs that help parents who help, and make more effort to help earlier.

The report was the author of the Ufa scientist, the American Institute of the Enterprise, the American Institute of Boys and Men, the Brookings Institute, the National Family Life Center in Hampton, the Family Research Institute and the National Marriage Project.

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