Mothers play a huge role in their children’s lives, caring for them, loving them, teaching them, and so much more.

From these extreme positions she articulates two principles that guide permissible procreation: the Motivation Principle and the Balance Principle. These broadly Kantian/Rawlsian principles strike a balance between our desire for procreative liberty and the responsibility to maximize a child’s procreative goods.

The family of procreation will form unique family values and dynamics. The intergenerational continuity of a family system can contribute toward the shelter that an individual or a newly formed couple may seek and experience while embarking on the creation of his/her or their own family of procreation.

9 Qualities Of A Good Father

• He is protective:
• Affection is his middle name:
• A wall of trust and security:
• The source of encouragement:
• Has the patience to listen:
• Provides the necessities of life:
• Respects the mother of his children:
• Spending time with him is fun for kids:

Now for the personal qualities.

• Joy. Also known as: Gratitude; optimism; cheerfulness; hope; humor; satisfaction; and appreciation.
• Kindness. Also known as: Compassion; generosity; patience; service; warmth; and sensitivity.
• Humility.
• Equanimity.
• Non attachment/Letting go.
• Trust.
• Calmness/ tranquillity.
• Courage.

Measure yourself against these 26 attributes and ask yourself how you can lead from your very best qualities:

• Authentic. Be genuine and reliable, trustworthy, and always the same person.
• Brave. Develop courage in the face of risks–and bad outcomes.
• Character-driven.
• Decisive.
• Engaging.
• Fearless.
• Goal-oriented.
• Humble.