Do women love their children or husband more?

No. The love a mother has for her children is different than the love she has for her husband. I think where some resentments form between parents is a result of the huge demands of raising a family. Mothers regularly do most of the child rearing, shouldering many of the physical and emotional responsibilities.

Do mothers love their kids more than fathers?

Fathers change too For mothers, it is behaviours such as baby-talk, staring into the baby’s eyes and affectionate touch. So although more research is needed, the evidence so far suggests that the argument that biological mothers have a greater bond than other parents is difficult to substantiate.

Do you have to love your kids?

Before you call child services, let me be clear: Of course you have to love your kids. Of course you have to put their needs first. But doing so is also a no-brainer. Children, with their urgent and often tricky-to-ascertain needs, easily attract devotion.

Do children of successful marriages have better lives?

It would be wonderful if it could be established once and for all that the children of these marriages are more successful and have happier and healthier lives than children whose mothers focus their desires and passions on them.

Why is it important to have a loving family?

One reason, actually, is for the kids. Research strongly suggests that children whose parents love each other are much happier and more secure than those raised in a loveless environment. They have a model of not just what a relationship looks like but also of how people should treat each other.

Why is it important for parents to love each other?

Research strongly suggests that children whose parents love each other are much happier and more secure than those raised in a loveless environment. They have a model of not just what a relationship looks like but also of how people should treat each other.