Every Child Needs a Father

A child who grows up in a restless atmosphere is unconfident, sad, disobedient, rebellious, stubborn, jealous and competitive. In later years, these children suffer from developing disorders in education and are continually punished for offenses resulting from an environment lacking the cooperation between the father and the mother and their joint care. A child needs the father – and if it does not have him, it wants to know the reason why. Fathers participation in the childhood of children represents the macho element that is so important for the child as a maturing young boy/girl. Fatherly leadership gives a child’s character a direction and the father’s action and behaviour represents security, safety and support for the child..........................Every Child Needs a Father