Children Are 800% Worse With Mom Than Dad?

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🌟 Welcome to BTTS Podcast! In this eye-opening video, we discuss the claim that children are 800% worse with their mothers and that fathers are equivalent to strangers. Let's dive into the real dynamics of parent-child relationships and celebrate the positive impact both moms and dads have on their kids.
🤔 Have you heard about the so-called 800% behavior gap? We're here to have a dialogue and challenge the misconceptions surrounding parenting. Join us as we explore the genuine connections between children and their parents, debunking stereotypes along the way.
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🌈 Addressing the exaggerated 800% behavior gap claim.
🤝 Stronger Together: Exploring the profound bonds between moms, dads, and their children.
🔄 Reality Check: Discussing the notion that fathers are strangers to their kids.
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[@CoachHadassah]

I definitely have that “mom” look 😆. I understand the lady’s perspective in that video. I’ve felt like a single MARRIED mother for the 21 years of our marriage carrying the emotional labor. However, I still refuse to parent alone so I’m always encouraging our sons to “go ask your dad… go talk to your dad… call/text your dad.” I feel like I shouldn’t be the “mediator” or the “go-between” yet I am.

[@eulicehooper6340]

The conversation about frequency is the the main point of my women if you are comparing home management. Most of my friends stayed home to raise the children, I am curious as to what you consider a job if managing your home and training your kids is not that.
The details that women see as important with children I have come to realize are vastly different then what men see as important. I notice this as a teacher working with males and also as I look at the children. Boys and girls operate differently. I mostly have had 90% boy dominated classes. The energy I needed for that is very different then what I need for my class that is female dominated.

[@itsflo8794]

That really interesting. Could you explain more about the difference in energy required for a male vs female dominated classroom?