According to a recent study by Yale University professor Catherine Panter-Brick and her colleagues, parenting programs around the world frequently fail to engage fathers.
After a literature review of 199 studies regarding fathers’ participation and impact in programs to support parents, the researchers discovered by and large programs designed to help moms and fathers become better parents frequently left fathers out from the outset and catered their resources to mothers.
Ms. Panter Brick joined DadsDivorce Live to discuss what types of programs her study examined, why and how they tend to sideline fathers, and what changes need to be made to ensure that fathers are more engaged.
Read more about the worldwide bias parenting programs have against fathers here.
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My wife took my son from Sydney to Indiana and won’t let me see him – there is an Avo for violence and she has an ice smoking problem what do i do- during the final months of out marriage I suspected cheating so I set up a hidden camera what I found was far worse while I was away she would bring her ice dealer to the house and sleep with him for the drugs which they smoked together – I have all this on video camera but she is in Indiana