Growing Up in New Zealand. Key findings: Dads and work

<p dir="ltr">This short snapshot takes a closer look at the more than 4,000 participants in the <i>Who are today’s dads?</i> research project in relation to employment, work-life balance, parenting roles and aspirations. Participant “dads” exemplify the diversity of those who play father-figure roles in the lives of children in the contemporary, longitudinal study <i>Growing Up in New Zealand</i>, when the children were six years old. Participants include biological fathers, stepfathers, adoptive and foster parents, co-mums, grandparents and other family members.</p>