Impact on boys: Men are more rational and executive compared to women, so the involvement of dads in the upbringing of boys will be very conducive to the development of good behaviour and independence. Often dads are more concerned with outdoor activities, and their company will help to burn off excess energy in boys' bodies, thus reducing their destructive activities.

　　Dad's different approach to companionship will give the baby another perspective on life and exposure to more things that are different from what mum is doing with him, which is extremely important for the growing brain. A lot of information stimulation leads to the creation of the sulcus gyrus, and the larger the surface area of the brain, the smarter the baby.

　　Impact on girls: For a girl, the unique love from her father is the foundation for her lifelong perception of the opposite sex. The absence of father's love will make her lack of security and confidence in interacting with the opposite sex. She may act overly soft to gain the other person's favour, or overly strong to support her broken heart. Either way, this is almost always modelled on the relationship with the father.

　　Benefits of Dads Educating Babies

　　Dads are generally more knowledgeable than mums in terms of educational content and tend to be more proficient than mums in history, geography and philosophy. As a result, dads tell their children more historical stories, local customs and heroes. Mothers, on the other hand, usually tell their children fairy tales, involving less history, geography and philosophy. This is slightly inferior in broadening children's horizons and enriching their knowledge.

　　Dads teach their children to be independent, decisive, courageous and adventurous. They let their children participate in repairing simple home appliances, let their children boldly learn to ride bicycles, take them to climb mountains and run races ...... while mums always want to protect their children from any harm. They don't allow their children to participate in activities that are the least bit dangerous, they are always worried that their children might accidentally bump, fall, or get tired, and they make their children a little softer and more timid.

　　Dads generally encourage their children to do things on their own, while mums prefer to help their children to do what they can; dads are generally tougher on their children's unreasonable demands, while mums are often soft-hearted. When dads take their children out on the street, they look at a lot of things and eat few snacks; when mums take their children out on the street, they don't look at a lot of things but eat a lot of snacks.

　　Children brought up by men have a higher IQ. Some dads put the responsibility of educating their babies on their mums and hide themselves away, but this is not a good thing to do. If the baby feels that the father is not responsible for him, and does not seek advice from the father when there is something wrong, the father's prestige will become lower and lower.