Studies show that the way nonresidential fathers behave as parents seems to make more of a difference than how often they see their children.

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Studies have found that the quality of the father-child relationship and the way fathers engage in parenting activities (such as reading with their children, attending school events, and being involved in decision-making) have a greater impact on children's outcomes than the frequency of visitation or contact.

Studies Show That the Way Nonresidential Fathers Behave as Parents