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“If looks could heal: Child health and paternal investment”
Dad's looks are best.
For a baby’s health, that is.
A study of infants living with single mothers said the children who have similar facial features to their fathers tend to be healthier after one year.
A youngster who closely resembles his or her dad is more likely to spend time with him, a factor that can improve a child’s well-being.
The research, titled "If looks could heal: Child health and paternal investment," was published in the Journal of Health Economics.
The study looked at 715 mothers and fathers who did not live together.
These single parents were interviewed just after their children's birth, then again almost a year later.
The information collected included the frequency of asthma attacks and the number and length of emergency room visits, according to the study published in January.
"Fathers are important in raising a child, and it manifests itself in the health of the child," Solomon Polachek, a professor at New York’s Binghamton University and one of the authors of the study, said in a statement.
See the Father’s Love
See Christ as He is
Practice Purification
Practice Righteousness
Practice Love
See God Abides in You
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