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I guess I fail to see what would differentiate between a father/mother. Like why does any option make a difference?
by foobarfizzbuzz 12y ago
I guess I fail to see what would differentiate between a father/mother. Like why does any option make a difference?
- DanBC 12y agoMothers breastfeed. Companies need to have places for mothers to breast feed children, of for mothers to pump breast milk. Mothers sometimes have complications during birth. This can cause considerable physical difficulty in the following months. Here's some advice about recovery after c-section. http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Caesarean-section/Pages/Recovery.aspx http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Caesarean-section/Pages/Recover... This post was written by a female parent. We call those "mothers". If it had been written by a male parent it would have used the word "father". There is currently a gender imbalance and so posts from people who are not male have some interest.
- scott_karana 12y agoStatistics and surveys consistently tell us that fathers invest much less time in their newborns than mothers, so unless you've only ever met outliers, it's a bit silly to pretend there's no difference.