No, the mother-child bond is not automatically stronger than the father-child bond. While there are unique biological and social factors that can influence the development of each bond, both mothers and fathers are capable of forming equally strong and meaningful relationships with their children.
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No, I do not think so.
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I don’t think so, my oldest daughter had a very strong bond with her dad when she was a tiny baby, I think she could sense he was calm while I had horrible new mom anxiety. He was the only one who could soothe her!
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No nar…the bond with my daughter is much stronger bond the her mother. When she was a tiny little girl she wouldn’t even share drink out of the same cup with her Mum. Wouldn’t eat from the same plate. She always sit with me. Go everywhere with me. Thinking about it now is so funny..lol.hehe. I was the only one who can feed her or she will refuse the food.
David that’s good you have such a close relationship with your daughter sounds like you are a good dad thanks for sharing your comment
I agree Gina that is true if both parents are willing participants in their child’s life both can share a bond equally thanks for sharing