Parental involvement is strongly emphasized when they are involved throughout early childhood in their child's classroom or any extracurricular activity (Tribe, 1982 ). The importance of being involved in their child's life promotes self-confidence, positive self-esteem and identity formation. Their academics and social well-being will also greatly excel thanks to the emphasis on strong parental involvement and getting them on the same page as their teacher. Specifically, studies of fathers who are highly involved in their children's lives gain first-hand knowledge of their children and build a stronger relationship with their children. This helps fathers feel a stronger parent-child bond, which creates an environment in which they can better meet their child's needs (Christiansen, S., Palkovitz, R., 1998). Therefore, generativity stage versus self-absorption stage where parents pass on their knowledge and skills to their children (future generations) (Crain, 1980, p.294). The importance of helping others become productive citizens and instilling the idea of ​​caring