Today's Dads are more 'hands-on'

A new major study of 'Fathers Over the Generations', produced by London’s Institute of Education shows that today’s fathers are more ‘hands-on’ with their children, but the time they can spend with them is still limited by work commitments – something their children notice and wish could change. The study also looked at how migration affects fatherhood, by focusing on Irish and Polish families.

Click here to read a summary of the research of the Fatherhood Institute website