"I think we need to take a much more nonjudgmental view of the human family, and the kinds of family structures in which children can thrive"
A strange conclusion. After spending the rest of the article describing ways in which dads matter, why would the article pivot to essentially say all methods are equal?
Different circumstances create different pressures and evolve different behaviors. Choosing and socially encouraging the best ones is important. Isn't that being judgemental?
Sure, there's room for variety. But, as a society, you should be somewhat choosey.
A strange conclusion. After spending the rest of the article describing ways in which dads matter, why would the article pivot to essentially say all methods are equal?
Different circumstances create different pressures and evolve different behaviors. Choosing and socially encouraging the best ones is important. Isn't that being judgemental?
Sure, there's room for variety. But, as a society, you should be somewhat choosey.