A simple walk in the park could help fathers build a closer bond with their daughters, new research has found.
New research highlights that walks in the park can help fathers build stronger bonds with their daughters. Engaging in physical activities like walking, swimming, or cycling provides a shared experience that fosters emotional connections. While previous generations, particularly those born in the 1950s, often experienced more distant father-daughter relationships, younger generations, especially those born in the 1980s and 1990s, found it easier to establish closer bonds through such activities. The study emphasizes that even discussing physical exercise can enhance these connections, indicating a shift in how fathers and daughters interact compared to past decades.
