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It may not be politically correct, but
it’s factually correct to say the children of married parents have the best
outcomes in life.
It’s a question of commitment, but even more, for many couples
it’s a commitment before God that they’ll support each other life-long and
although some don’t, they’re all given the grace to do it.
‘The hand that rocks the cradle rules
the world’, they used to say - but society has warped since then grotesquely, to
the degree that most women would rather compete with men in an office or Parliament than
shape their children’s future.
The singular value of mothers is shown
in a new study revealing that the auditory cortex of the brains of babies who
hear their mother’s heartbeat and their voice, singing and reading, is
significantly larger than babies’ exposed to ‘routine
noise’. From the fourth month
of pregnancy babies hear and respond to their mother’s voice, their inseparable
companion until birth and until 40 years or so ago, for the first years of life.
A mother’s voice means the world to a baby. It’s father’s, not so much. Not
nearly.
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