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Father
* All fathers are parents
  - can be contributors to the well-being of their children
* First nonprofit organization dedicated to the heart and art of fathering.
* Many fathers also nurse their spouse during serious illnesses
  - are eager to be involved during labor and birth
  - enjoy taking their infants for a walk in a stroller or in a baby carrier
* Many fathers feel children have the right to be nurtured and guided by both parents
  - mixed emotions at seeing their children grow up and leave home
  - fight tooth and nail to remain a part of the children's lives
  - have no contact with and provide no financial support for their children
  - lack adequate role models to demonstrate how to be involved with children
  - leave their families, allowing daughters to grow up with their moms
  - now participate more significantly in their children's lives than in the past
  - spend more time playing with their children than do mothers
  - voluntarily acknowledge paternity
* More fathers abuse children than mothers.
* Most fathers affect offspring
  - are anxious and protective when their daughter begins dating
  - can have lifelong consequences
* Most fathers care for babies
* Most fathers carry infants
  - young infants
* Most fathers consume diets
  - fat diets
* Most fathers defend babies
  - eat grapes
  - get homes
* Most fathers have ages
  - beliefs
  - blood
  - blue eyes
  - brown eyes
  - development
  - fingers
  - grandfathers
  - little fingers
  - many children
  - mouths
  - open mouths
  - senses
  - social development
  - strong beliefs
* Most fathers have wide mouths
  - hold children
  - leave mothers
  - lie in beds
  - lift hands
* Most fathers love daughters
  - their children and desperately want to be an equal part of their lives
  - maintain diets
  - move fingers
  - pass on to children
  - represent families
  - see children
  - support families
  - teach siblings
* Most fathers touch fingers
  - lips
  - treat children
  - work for years
* Some fathers admit to children
  - adopt children
  - also feel guilty about the disruption they have caused in their children's lives
* Some fathers are diagnosed with cancer
  - lung cancer
  - barter their daughters in exchange for the children of other men
  - beat mothers
* Some fathers become men
  - women
  - believe that they have the right to have sex with their children
  - buy animals
  - can feel awkward or even left out as the mother-daughter bond develops
  - change diets
  - commit suicide
  - confirm death
* Some fathers die from cancer
* Some fathers die in apartments
* Some fathers die of cancer
  - diseases
  - heart attacks
  - lateral sclerosis
* Some fathers die of lung cancer
  - pneumonia
* Some fathers die of pulmonary diseases
  - lung diseases
  - do ceremony
* Some fathers find children
  - own children
* Some fathers get involved in the care of their infants very early
  - too busy and never seem to have time to do things with their children
  - grow gooseberries
  - hate spiders
* Some fathers have brothers
  - conditions
  - diabetes
  - educational outcomes
  - stage lung cancer
  - help mothers
* Some fathers hunt prey
  - small prey
* Some fathers keep bees
  - cattle
  - chickens
  - rabbits
  - roosters
* Some fathers leave families
  - wives
* Some fathers lose old sons
* Some fathers love animals
  - cats
  - make decisions
  - move families
  - murder own sons
* Some fathers pass at ages
  - on to daughters
  - weeks
* Some fathers possess chickens
  - cows
  - pigs
  - practice medicine
* Some fathers raise cattle
  - receive diets
  - remove children
  - report being involved in a work or car related accident, perhaps as a result of stress
* Some fathers shoot deer
  - doves
  - ducks
  - pigeons
  - sleep with children
  - study spiders
  - sue mothers
* Some fathers suffer for years
  - injuries
  - minor injuries
  - take children
  - talk about the beauty of seeing their children born
  - tend to be passive, especially if the mother is assertive and confident
  - undergo surgery
* Some fathers work as farmers
  - outside homes
* accept facts.
* act as the protectors of their families.
* also have a big role to play by modeling healthy, caring and nurturing behavior
  - play a prominent role in encouraging their child's participation
  - stay home with their children, of course, though in much smaller numbers than moms
* always exist before their children.
* are actually better at keeping a baby's attention.
* are also critical for the healthy emotional development of girls
  - like expectant mothers, anxious of their new role as fathers
  - more likely to promote stereotypical sex-role behavior during play
  - always even numbers and mothers are always odd numbers
* are as irreplaceable in the lives of children as mothers
  - sensitive as mothers to their baby's signals, and as competent as caregivers
* are different from mothers, and no father in the history of the world has ever breastfed
  - than moms, and they tend to approach their world differently
  - family founders
  - heroes, men whom children idolize and struggle to imitate
* are important as financial providers for the family
  - role models to their children
  - to the well-being of children for several reasons
  - key in gender role development
  - leaders
  - less involved in infant care than are mothers
  - male animals
  - models for manhood
* are more likely to disregard cues and direct the baby's attention to other things
  - pressure children into gender roles
  - psychologically unfit parents
  - relative in their value as a commodity
  - significant for both boys and girls
* are the first men that daughters ever love
  - ones who teach their sons control
* are to be active in the rearing of their children
  - love, discipline, train and instruct their children
  - usually only a minor presence in adolescents' lives
* are very important in life, the more present they are the better
  - society
* are, however, somewhat more involved in taking care of children when mothers are at work.
* become renown writers
* believe that hardship and adversity are things that build character.
* benefit from co-sleeping.
* can also suffer from baby blues.
* can have consequences
  - help with older children, with cooking, clean up, or bringing home take-out food
  - hold cuddle, rock, walk, bathe, sing to, change and play with their baby
  - love, guide, teach and nurture their babies
  - mentally prepare for and try to anticipate the future needs of their newborn
  - mentor young people without getting caught up in sports
  - prepare for involvement in the child's life even before the baby is born
* carry out chore
  - domestic chore
  - house chore
  - pictures
* close doors.
* come in all shapes and sizes.
* contribute a higher number of chromosomes to sons than daughters
* definitely play an important part in children's development.
* develop theories.
* discover details.
  - sour grapes
* educate boys during the first years of life while mothers took care of girls.
* enjoy lawns.
* experience many intense emotions as they watch the birth of their new baby.
* express interest
  - own interest
* find food.
* generally are the male template from which marriages, especially early ones, are chosen
  - view children as the most important priority of their life
* get food
* give care
  - gifts to their children, and husbands gift their wives
  - protection
* go into streets.
* have a great impact on their children's faith and value
  - more developed upper body and wide shoulder, also perfect for holding a baby
  - profound influence on how daughters view themselves
* have a unique role as providers and role models
  - in influencing and shaping their sons' lives
  - attitude
  - bend little fingers
  - concentration
  - conversations
  - drink problems
  - high concentration
  - imaginary conversations
  - more authority on the job than men without children have
  - no real biological role to play
  - positive attitude
  - rattle sound
  - responsibility
* have serious drink problems
* help socialize children, and children help socialize men.
* improve chances.
  - legs
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - vacuoles
* instinctively know when someone is kissing their daughter.
* interact more with sons than daughters
  - very differently with children than mothers
* invest in shoes for feet that mature in six weeks.
* kill sons, and sons kill fathers.
* know events.
* like to roll around with their infants on the floor
  - wrestle and tumble with toddlers
* make daily journeys
  - major contributions to child development
  - to areas
* offer advice.
* often get residential custody of their children
  - take baths with their children
* open doors
  - side doors
* own farms.
  - differently than mothers
* pass X -linked alleles to only and all of their daughters
  - X-linked alleles to only and all of their daughters
* play a big part in influencing their children's actions
  - different role for children
  - greater role in child rearing as children get older
  - major role in preparing children for life outside the family
  - very important role during a high-risk pregnancy
  - an important role in promoting the health of their sons, too
  - crucial roles
  - diverse roles that are related to cultural and community norms
  - no part in infant care
  - very important role in feeding of chicks
* possess skills.
* provide food.
* psychologically abuse their children.
* report serious depressions which can last for years.
  - films
  - injure sons
* seek life.
* sexually abuse their children.
* share responsibility
  - stories
* should have decisions.
* show interest.
* sometimes feel left out when so much attention is given to the mother and baby after birth.
* spend about a third as much time as mothers in providing direct child care.
* still struggle with sons and mothers with daughters.
* teach moral behavior by the way they behave in the world
  - their children how to stay safe and healthy
* tend to allow children to roam farther, climb farther and take more chances
  - be more rigid about gender roles than mothers are, especially with sons
* tend to engage in fewer verbal activities with their children than do mothers
  - more in play activities with their children than in caretaking activities
  - focus on grades
* tend to play more with their sons than with their daughters
  - with children more physically and less predictably than mothers
* to become guardians
  - lawful guardians
  - give consent
* traditionally are the civilizers of their children.
* typically feel that they are being victimized by a brutal destructive system.
* use ideas.
* want daughters.
* watch daughters.
* work and provide for their children by the sweat of their brow.
* work at companies
  - manufacture companies
* work for companies