Are mothers more important than dads?

by Sister Jean Posted 2012/08/31 18:51:37

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	yes	25 votes	31%
	n	26 votes	32%
	None of the above	30 votes	37%

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Th8nos 2012/09/30 16:04:05

n

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I'd say, just as important

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ashlee 2012/09/04 02:52:36

yes

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My mom is anyway.

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Golden Panther 2012/09/03 15:23:05

None of the above

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Both are important in the development of the child but, they both should have some degree of morality, not be druggies, or whores or whore mongers.

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Sister ... to Golden ... 2012/09/05 19:32:02

agree

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baxter 2012/09/03 12:06:14

yes

yes they are they do the carrying and feed the n when they are Babys

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xxx 2012/09/03 01:27:50

yes

Coming from a family where my dad wasn't involved with me, I say yes. Im not worse off then someone who has grown up with both parents. If my mom was the one who left me with my dad I believe my life would be worse. But I think that's also taking into consideration the type of person he is.

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JustBeingAtPeace 2012/09/01 22:59:35

n

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No I don,t think so both can give love and gender does not decide the worth of love and nuturing that is given..although I never had a dad but have known some and had the pleasure of seeing it personally with their children.

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ben 2012/09/01 20:07:26

None of the above

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Can't have balance with just one

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Momena (mema) 2012/09/01 17:59:10

yes

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my mom she been with us all the time and my dad always traveling but this past years with him became close to us more than before i love my dad even he is not with us now

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Mel 2012/09/01 17:00:37

None of the above

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Both are important.

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Sister ... to Mel 2012/09/01 19:55:55

+1
agree

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u000 2012/09/01 16:36:54

None of the above

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both are equally important, mothers maybe more initially at time of pregnancy and breast-feeding

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Swan Eshdeh 2012/09/01 16:04:29

yes

+2
to me yes.

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GoodEncounter 2012/09/01 15:28:54

n

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Each parent brings important things to their child. My daughter missed the love of her dad when he vanished.

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ParkMan 2012/09/01 13:11:50

None of the above

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They're like ying & yang. Both equally important individually and even better when they work together.

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Sister ... to ParkMan 2012/09/01 14:33:46

+2

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Weronikus 2012/09/01 12:55:33

n

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When the child is born, he/she has a stronger relationship with his/her mother. But, when he/she gets older, the child-father bond grows too.
None is more important to the child, for he/she needs both of his/her parents, and loves them the same.

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Sister ... to Weronikus 2012/09/01 14:34:04

+1

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(●̮̮̃•̃)(͡๏̯͡๏)(•̪●)Winches... 2012/09/01 12:38:57

yes

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Well i have only her, so for me - yes, my mother means the world for me! =)

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David (oYo) 2012/09/01 11:37:07

yes

+2
No question

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hasher 2012/09/01 10:23:13

n

+2
both are equally important and both have much to contribute to raising kids.

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Sister ... to hasher 2012/09/01 14:34:28

+1

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SaltAndBurn ★ 2012/09/01 09:23:16

n

+2
No. They are both important.

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mr echo 2012/09/01 08:08:02

n

+2
girl with moms
gues with dads
i should have stayed with my dad

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MlssCue =Go Blue= 2012/09/01 08:02:42

n

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No, not more important but there is a bond like no other between Mother & child.

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chicku 2012/09/01 05:56:13

yes

+2
mother's are the most important than the father in up bring the child
as the int ital looking after requires her

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hasher to chicku 2012/09/01 10:25:14

+2
not so much my husband took care of our kids when they were babies almost as much as i did because i had to work full time

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Redneck 2012/09/01 05:48:34

n

+3
No, kids have to have both parents or an equivilant (grandpa, uncle, etc). Now, kids tend to need their mothers more when very young and they need dad more when they're older. That's my observation anyway.

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Sister ... to Redneck 2012/09/01 14:35:15

+1

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jennie 2012/09/01 04:42:47

n

+3
They are both so important in their way.

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Peewee 2012/09/01 04:25:23

n

+3
No! A child needs two parents, parents need two parents! It doesn't matter what configuration the two parents are. What matters is that a child has a loving and caring family that sits down to dinner every night, does things together and all be involved with each other.

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Sister ... to Peewee 2012/09/01 14:35:45

+2

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Steve 2012/09/01 03:01:19

None of the above

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There needs to be both to have true balance in the childs life.

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Muriel 2012/09/01 01:22:51

n

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No! Moms and Dads offer different experiences but both contribute to the future well being of the child. They need the young and yang of parenting.

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Sister ... to Muriel 2012/09/01 14:36:06

+1

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Osk The Great Guru 2012/09/01 01:11:19

n

+4
Both are just as important

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Sister ... to Osk The... 2012/09/01 01:17:46

+2
agree

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Kat 2012/09/01 00:56:51

n

+4
They should be equal.

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Sister ... to Kat 2012/09/01 00:59:47

+3
agree

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woodstock 2012/09/01 00:43:11

n

+5
You can't have one without the other. It is the ying and the yang

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