active fatherhood
[ˈæktɪv ˈfɑðərˌhʊd]
noun
paternidade ativa
1. The practice of fathers being actively and meaningfully involved in the day-to-day care, upbringing, and emotional development of their children, rather than taking a passive or distant role
Active fatherhood includes attending school events, helping with homework, and providing emotional support to children.
A paternidade ativa inclui participar de eventos escolares, ajudar nos deveres de casa e oferecer apoio emocional aos filhos.
2. A modern parenting approach that emphasizes fathers' direct participation in childcare responsibilities and child development
Research shows that active fatherhood has positive impacts on children's emotional and academic development.
Pesquisas mostram que a paternidade ativa tem impactos positivos no desenvolvimento emocional e acadêmico das crianças.
Active fatherhood represents a significant shift in parenting culture, especially in Brazil and the United States. Traditionally, fathers were expected to be breadwinners with limited involvement in childcare, but contemporary society increasingly values and encourages paternal involvement in all aspects of child-rearing. This concept has gained prominence with discussions about gender equality, mental health awareness, and child development research highlighting the importance of both parents' involvement.
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