Fathering Promotes Child Development in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Through Specific “Active Ingredient” Caregiving Activities

Objective. We do not know which specific paternal caregiving practices are associated with more advanced child development in understudied low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The current investigation attempts to identify such caregiving practices...

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Autor Principal:	W. Andrew Rothenberg (11281385) (author)
Outros autores:	Marc H. Bornstein (9455074) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Genetics Sociology Developmental Biology Science Policy Mental Health Space Science Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified quantified using measures current investigation attempts early childhood development promote child development child development across world .</ p advanced overall development advanced child development paternal caregiving practices whether fathers resided physical home environment children also demonstrated father caregiving practices advanced development caregiving practices child ’ fathers resided p >< home environment father residence children demonstrated fathers reside fathers reading fathers read wide swath unicef ’ told stories old children national context multiple aspects maternal reports income countries effects depended children ’ children appear caregivers engaging >< b 959 families
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Fathering Promotes Child Development in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Through Specific “Active Ingredient” Caregiving Activities

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