Why do most people seem to love their Mum more than their Dads?
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Mums are naturally closer to the children than the Dads. Consider months of pregnancy and years of breastfeeding for instance. Consider, also, the toddling years. With her natural feminine nature, she is also considered “softer”.
On the contrary, Dads are usually “not around”, being busy fending for the family. With his natural masculine nature, he is sterner.
Mums are naturally closer to the children than the Dads. Consider months of pregnancy and years of breastfeeding for instance. Consider, also, the toddling years. With her natural feminine nature, she is also considered “softer”.
On the contrary, Dads are usually “not around”, being busy fending for the family. With his natural masculine nature, he is sterner.
Mothers are closer to their children compared to Fathers. In a typical African home Fathers tend to be the disciplinarian, thereby making the children to stay away from them.
Having and showing compassion and care transcends gender, race, and culture. One of the primary reasons why children give more honor to their mothers than their fathers is because mothers gave them more compassion and tender loving care (TLC) when they were growing up.
Having and showing compassion and care transcends gender, race, and culture. One of the primary reasons why children give more honor to their mothers than their fathers is because mothers gave them more compassion and tender loving care (TLC) when they were growing up.
Mums are closer to the children that dads