Research Says Roughhousing With Dad Leads to Happier and Healthier Kids, and Here’s Why

Last updated on: November 8, 2017 at 12:59 pm by Ashley Willis

Research Says Roughhousing With Dad Leads to Happier and Healthier Kids, and Here’s Why 2017-11-08T12:59:08-04:00 Ashley Willis

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It increases a child's confidence and ability to focus.

2. It increases a child’s confidence and ability to focus.

Researchers consider this to be one of the most important benefits a child can gain from roughhousing with dad. They believe that the healthy physical competition and the potential take-down of an adult helps a child see that they have the ability to overcome obstacles. Children also learn that hard work and persistence often lead to a win.

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