Father’s involvement can:
Encourage your toddler’s emotional and physical development
Help your toddler higher IQ and better social behaviour
Provide a sense of security in your toddler
Keep the father and child away from cell phones, TV, laptops to encourage one-on-one interaction between them.
You can help your husband get involved as a father by letting him independently:
Feed the baby any meal of the day.
Change diapers, clean the baby, give the baby bath; all these prove a pleasurable experience for both of them.
Drop the child to the play school every day; he can talk with the little on his way.
Encourage conversation between them by saying—“Tell dad what happened in the school/park, etc.” in the evenings during dinner time.
Dads can take the baby to the children’s park at least twice a week possibly on weekends.
Instead of watching TV in the evening, let the father spend some quality time with the child by playing games like peek-a-boo, imitation games, etc. It is not only fun for your child, but also relaxation for the father.
Try and make it a habit for the father to narrate a story at bedtime to your child.
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