Re:How Men’s Bodies Change When They Become Fathers
by runesoerensen on Thursday August 22, 2019 @01:49AM
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I'm sure you'd make a great parent.
> Dumping/delegating mundane tasks onto a high income earner doesn't jive with common sense
From the article: "Caring for your child, therefore, produces not only a strong bond but a neurochemical reward, inducing feelings of happiness, contentment and warmth"
I suspect that some of the "mundane tasks" you have in mind are exactly the ones that produce this bond - like changing a diaper when you hear your baby crying at night. That's probably difficult if you're using earplugs, and I guess such tasks might not make sense for some high income earners, though.
> Dumping/delegating mundane tasks onto a high income earner doesn't jive with common sense
From the article: "Caring for your child, therefore, produces not only a strong bond but a neurochemical reward, inducing feelings of happiness, contentment and warmth"
I suspect that some of the "mundane tasks" you have in mind are exactly the ones that produce this bond - like changing a diaper when you hear your baby crying at night. That's probably difficult if you're using earplugs, and I guess such tasks might not make sense for some high income earners, though.