Modern research shows that father's involvement in a child's life is the most important factor in his emotional, psychological and social well-being.

Emotional support
The presence of a father in a child's life provides stable emotional support. The father helps the child cope with difficulties, teaches him to express his feelings and emotions, which contributes to the formation of healthy self-esteem and self-confidence. Children who receive support and attention from their fathers tend to adapt better to stressful situations and exhibit greater emotional stability.

Role Model
The father often becomes the child's first role model. The father's behavior, values, and beliefs guide the child's personality development. By watching their father, children learn responsibility, hard work, honesty and other important qualities. The father's example plays a key role in shaping the child's ideas about masculinity and femininity, how to build and maintain relationships with others.

Impact on academic performance
Research shows that children whose fathers are actively involved in their education have better academic results. A father who shows interest in his child's studies helps him develop interest in knowledge, discipline and perseverance. Doing homework together, attending school events, and simply discussing school problems as a family all contribute to a child's successful learning.

Formation of social skills
The father plays an important role in the development of the child's social skills. Playing together, communicating, participating in family and social events help the child learn to interact with other people, follow rules and norms of behavior, and also develop the ability to resolve conflicts. Children who have a positive experience with their father, as a rule, find it easier to get along with peers and adults.

Father's Day – June 16
This year Father's Day is celebrated on June 16th. This holiday provides an excellent opportunity to express gratitude and appreciation to fathers for their invaluable contribution to the lives and upbringing of children. Father's Day is not only a day when we give gifts and say kind words, but also a time to spend it with family, show attention and care.

It is important to remember that the role of a father in a child’s life is not limited to just one day a year. Daily participation in the child’s life, attention to his needs and interests, spending time together - all this makes father’s love and support invaluable and necessary throughout life.

So this Father's Day, let's thank our fathers for everything they do for us and try to show them how important and dear they are to us. After all, a strong and loving family is the key to a happy and successful future for our children.