Dads often earn more, even if they're not harder workers
When it comes to earning potential, it pays to be a dad, new UBC research suggests.
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Study shows today's dads are engaging more with their kids
Sociologists at BYU and Ball State have found that a majority of fathers today are relatively involved in their children's lives.
Watching boys become fathers
How young men adapt to fatherhood and whether being a father can speed up becoming an adult is to be examined in new research.
How shared parental leave gives adoptive parents real time to build a new family unit
The latest video in the government's campaign to promote shared parental leave features two dads. The video, which we helped to develop, is a timely reminder that the implications of shared parental leave extend beyond a ...
Almost a third of fathers lack access to flexible work arrangements
Almost a third of working fathers in the UK lack access to flexible work arrangements, new research says.
Why Russian attitudes to fatherhood are taking so long to change
While middle-class men are increasingly adopting new attitudes to fatherhood and often share parenting responsibilities with their wives, the situation has hardly changed at all for working-class families in which conservative ...
Study shows that father's age can affect offspring lifespan
How does the father's age at conception affect his children? Researchers at the German Center for Neurodegenerative Disease (DZNE) and fellow scientists have studied this question in mice. Their findings, which have been ...
Frogs reveal mechanism that determines viability of hybrids
Why are some hybrids viable and others not? It is known that this depends on the father species and the mother species. New research in two related frog species shows the influence of mother and father species: One hybrid ...
Apple engineer fired after daughter posts video of iPhone X
If you work at Apple, you should take a lesson from the movie "Fight Club."
Mum takes more responsibility for the children, even in gender equal couples
The social and moral responsibility for the children lies primarily with the mother, particularly at celebrations and festive seasons, according to Kristine Warhuus Smeby.
