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The father's role in the family

We live in a society where the majority of children grow up without the physical presence of their father. And even when they are present in their families, many choose not to live permanently in their homes. Situations where the mother lives somewhere with the children and the father lives and works elsewhere are very common. But these situations are a problem: they help to reduce the role of the father to just be the provider. And being a father is so much more than that!

Posted on 2016-07-15 | The Nouvellist

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Too many have grown up without ever knowing their father or knowing him by name. At home, it is common to hear men proudly declare that they have so many children that they can not count them. We often hear women saying, some with regret, others with a touch of pride

Some roles can be interchangeable. For example, paying school fees, taking them to school, demanding discipline, styling, feeding, etc. But there are functions of the father that even a well-intentioned mother can never fulfill. The presence of the father in the life of a child can break the natural fusion that exists between a child and his mother. The father is the one who will impose limits on children just by his presence.

The father physically present and active in his family provides emotional security to the mother and children. It makes it easier for children to learn about self-control and helps them to control their aggression, when, of course, they did this work on themselves. The father introduces the child to the rules of society, in order to allow him to integrate. It allows the child to form an identity outside of his relationship with his mother. It is not by chance that father's absence is cited as one of the causes of juvenile delinquency. Teenagers who have become delinquents have this commonality among them: they believe that they have all the rights and that they owe everything to them. They are young people who have not learned their limits.

Studies have also shown that adults who have had their father very involved in their life during childhood are able to take greater risks outward, to go further in their careers for example. Other studies indicate that the father's presence with children delays the first sexual intercourse and decreases the risk of drug or alcohol use.

In addition to the father's traditional role of providing for financial needs, protecting, securing, reassuring, disciplining and structuring the family, it is important that men position themselves better in the lives of their children. Their task is not just to "help the mother", but to assume their role as true father by sharing responsibility for the education of children at all levels. The concept of "rendering service to the mother" implies an alarming disempowerment of the father. A man is not in the life of his child to "help the mother". A father must develop a full relationship with his child. He fulfills a unique role. It ensures a balance. This role is his responsibility.

       It is up to each man to choose to be more than the father of his children. It is up to each father to define how he will get involved in the life of his children. Whether both parents live in a couple or on their own, children grow up better when their parents respect each other and are both involved in their lives. The presence of both parents reassures and ensures a better balance to the children. It helps them to have a full life and a better balanced education. In view of what is happening in the world today, it is becoming much more urgent for parents to consider child rearing as a common project.

It is these assumed roles and this balance that will enable these children to flourish, to become constructive citizens and ready to become involved in improving their society. They will become balanced adults with a positive outlook on life and their role as humans.