Essays on Father

Okay, so everyone always says that mothers are supposed to take care of themselves and the baby. They are supposed to rest, not take stress and eat right. Sounds pretty easy but it hardly ever is. And usually, whenever a woman is pregnant, their mothers, sisters, sister-in-laws and mother-in-laws take care of them, leaving the husband and fathers aside like discarded slippers. We always think that how will they help us or they wouldn’t understand. But how can you assume…

The bond a father creates with his little girl the first time she wraps her fingers around him will forever change his life. In society today, the idea of fathers being the “Prince Charming” or “Knight in Shining Armor” in their daughter’s lives is very prominent because that is the “role” of a father. While this is necessary in early development, one of the most important jobs a father has, besides providing protection, is to make numerous selfless decisions; getting…

Relationships are the most important necessity to living a normal life, especially to those whom have a strong family relationship. Since I was a child, I developed a strong relationship with both sides of my families. There have been days or periods of time where lack of communication existed, but for the most of my life I am close with many members of my family. School or my job can get me busy, making it difficult to give that extra…

My father is and has always been a phenomenal narrator of stories. in fact, some of my happiest moments are listening to his stories. My father telling a story is like a Disney movie unfolding and going into more detail. None compare to the story of “Belerutwan”, a fictional character who was told to children in my culture to stop them from interacting with strangers, a child eating gigantic man. It was an ordinary day at home after school I…

‘Letter to His Father ’ by Franz Kafka is a 45-page write-up in a letter format written by author father, Hermann Kafka written why the father son had a bad relationship. There are many developmental psychological theories that come while reading the letter. John Bowlby’s Attachment Theory is one theory that is very evident in the letter. According to him ‘Attachment’ is the initial bond that is formed between the child and caregiver, which impacts the child throughout their life.…

As time advances and the world grows at a rapid pace, families are not able to have quality family time as they once did. When a family endures a newborn child the new parents are not able to spend very much time with the child. Although both male and female receive leave from work to aid the child, the leave is unpaid. The maternity leave that was granted by the government to women was a necessary option as women are…

Fatherhood The ideals of parenthood have recently changed in drastic ways. In the past, nuclear families were only consisted of a mother, a father, and the children. This image has drastically changed in the twenty-first century, especially in who fills the “mother/father” roles. Children are now being raised by same-sex couples, single parents, grandparents, step-parents, and foster parents. Though this change is perfectly acceptable, many families are remaining traditional by having one father and one mother. In these traditional families,…

A hero is someone who protects others. Cherishes, admires them. Helps them out in difficulties with life. Thinks about their health and lifetime. They even risk their own life for you sometimes So, I chose my hero to be my mother and father because they would do anything to help me or risk their lives for me or some of my other siblings. So my heroes are my parents. They are the best thing you can have in our life.…

Without the role of a strong, loving and supportive father figure in the house it can break a family and cause significant damage to the child mentally and cause a lap in many areas of their life. There are very instances where families flourish and do just fine without a present and attentive father figure in the home but more most families this is sadly not true. Growing up without a parent (father) can negatively affect a child’s ability to…

In Lois Lowry's dystopian novel "The Giver," Father's character serves as a reflection of the community's regulated and utilitarian attitude towards family relationships. Through his actions and interactions, Father exemplifies the society's detachment from emotional connections, its prioritization of practicality, and its adherence to a controlled narrative. Father's role as a Nurturer, responsible for caring for newborns, illustrates the community's pragmatic approach to family relationships. His task involves nurturing infants temporarily before assigning them to families, highlighting the communal nature…