In interactions with children, fathers handle (in embracing, carrying, etc.) boys and girls differently.

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Research has shown that fathers tend to handle boys and girls differently in interactions, including how they embrace, carry, and play with them. For example, fathers may toss and roughhouse more with boys, while being more gentle and nurturing with girls. This gendered interaction pattern is thought to reflect societal expectations and gender roles.

In Interactions with Children, Fathers Handle (In Embracing, Carrying, Etc