| Resumen: |
Approximately 80 percent of men will become biological
fathers at some point in their lives, and virtually all men have
some connection to children – as relatives, as teachers, as
coaches, or simply as community members. Whether they are
biological fathers, stepfathers, adoptive or foster fathers, or legal
guardians; whether they are brothers, uncles, or grandfathers;
whether they are in same-sex or opposite-sex relationships; and
whether they live with their children or not, men’s participation
in the daily care of others has a lasting influence on the lives
of children, women, and men, and an enduring impact on the
world around them. |
