2021 Normalizing Men as Caregivers Helps Families and Society

"Fathers who were surveyed similarly noted that caring for their children—like discovering the perfect speed to rock your child or the temperature that they like their milk—can be learned. Like women, they too have a caring instinct and can equally succeed at care tasks.

"Research shows that a gender-equal household is a healthier environment for the entire family. Fair divisions of work and care mean women are less stressed and can be more present for their children and/or loved ones with disabilities. Children in turn benefit from having equal fun, academic, and personal time with dad—which also benefits them developmentally."

Read on: "Black Fathers and Caregivers Work to Correct “Absent Black Father” Stereotype While Combating Racism" and "For Men to Succeed in Caregiving Professions, the Culture Must Change"