Going back and forth between parents has no measurable effect, while unequal time with parents proves to be detrimental – Support & Pass HB 803 Equal Parenting for Kids
At the April
2021 hearing for Texas HB 803 Equal Parenting Bill, Representative Ramos questioned
if it was harmful and bad for children to have to go back and forth between
parents in an equal parenting arrangement. That is a good question, and thankfully
we know the answer to that is definitively no. Not because I say so, but
because the experts all say so. But in the end, do we really even need the
experts to know that kids want and desire to have a loving relationship with
both fit and loving parents, and they hurt greatly without it?
Fortunately,
every study from every university or doctor or psychologist says that there is
no harm to children to have to go back and forth between two loving parents and
two loving homes with two sets of beds and toys and clothes.
EVERY study
does however show that there is drastic and detrimental harm to children when
they do not have equal possession and access with both of their fit and loving
parents. No study or psychologist will say otherwise, and over 100 peer reviewed
studies from unbiased professionals all say that joint time with both parents
leads to drastically better outcomes for children across the board in every
metric and area of measurement. Equal Parenting is proven to be in the best
interest of children!
Over the
past few decades, countless studies have reinforced the notion that equal
parenting time is generally better for children’s well-being. As a recent
reference, consider Linda Nielsen’s 2018 article published by the Journal
of Child Custody.
In this
article, Nielsen’s findings show that approximately 80% of children living
under joint physical custody arrangements have better outcomes than those
living under sole physical custody with regard to their behavioral, emotional,
physical, and academic well-being, as well as better relationships with their
parents and grandparents. Her findings also indicate that another 10% of joint
physical custody children have equally positive outcomes in those areas in
comparison to sole physical custody children.
If this were
a family court proceeding, the expert testimony would hold weight and sway the
judge. Well, these experts, all the experts, say that equal parenting is best
for kids and leads to better outcomes. The State Representatives of Texas
should put some weight to these experts, and not listen to the attorney lobby
groups who have a financial interest in parents not sharing kids, and they have
so ingrained into some of the representatives the idea that kids having equal
access to both fit and loving parents is somehow a bad thing. Ignoring these
facts and studies only holds children back and harms them. All teen crime,
and drug use, and suicide, and school drop outs all primarily come from unequal
parenting homes. That is the fact. Texas Representatives must stand up for the children
of Texas and stand for their future and their best interest. Texas must pass HB
803 Equal Parenting bill.
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