Central Asian Fathers Rethink Traditional Roles, Embracing Active Parenting

Fathers in Central Asia are traditionally seen as providers and heads of households. However, a growing number are embracing a more active role, including reading to children, helping with homework, and discussing feelings. Stories from Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan highlight fathers choosing to be present in their children's lives today, not just planning for their future.

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