November 23, 2012

Why new proposals would further widen the parenting skills’ gap

By Peter Jones Proposals to give mothers and fathers equal access to children will further heighten the major issue of addressing inadequate parenting skills. No one would argue that children should have equal rights to see both mum and dad, but pity the poor child who is exposed to an angry, bitter or reluctant parent.

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