Types of daddies: 1) dad is a superman. Rare view. At least in statistics. Changing a diaper (wet panties and tights, potty...) is easy! Prepare gluten-free porridge with dried fruits and not hot - we can do it! Take him to a club, go for a walk in the park, go to the store for new toys - yes, of course! Working 2 shifts and smiling sweetly at my wife - done! Just don’t ask him why he needs to go fishing with friends one day a week, sit in a noisy company, or lock himself in the toilet for a long time. Otherwise he will..2) daddy is a bunny. The main competitor of any child. Toys are bought under the pretext of playing for a child. Just like the goodies. If you ask such a dad to do something, you will have to listen to a long monotonous whining, then accusations of abuse, and only after, perhaps with reproach, the task will be completed. He loves computer games, visiting friends, treats and the warmth of his beloved mother. . oh.. wives)))) If the bunny is not liked, but he can be very quiet and unsociable. When resentment accumulates, he can become..3) dad is a robocop. Everyone around him walks in line. No one can even leave the room without his permission. Every penny he earns must be reported and paid off. As a temporary loan (the children will grow up and work in the profession that I choose for them; my wife will work at night). Or moral suffering. Which isn't bad either. Because HIS money is earned by HIS sweat and blood.. Well then.. While he was bowing to his boss, he began to sweat, and the blood rushed to his head and made him dizzy.. Eh... But it seems that only in the last decade have they asked themselves the question of the importance of raising children fathers. And in the same parallel, the number of divorce cases has increased. And you know, I won’t say that this makes it easier for children, but in the dynamics there is hope (and this is confirmed by the increase in single fathers, full-harmonious families) that men will come out of the state of bunnies, which their mothers raised them to be, and will learn to value themselves and their a woman, and therefore her children. Women, in turn, will learn to value both themselves and the man (not the bunny) they chose, which means they will stop taking it out on their children and begin to raise healthy adults who are able to take responsibility for their lives, actions and desires.