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    Why Do Children Always Need Their Fathers Attention?

    It is a major issue for children to get fathers attention.

    With fathers day around the corner we can see many moving posts and fathers day quotes on social media. But do we really understand how our fathers attention can reflect great changes in our personalities?

    Fathers Can Understand Their Children’s Potential And Abilities Better

    As mentioned in one of the fathers day quotes, “Great fathers don’t find faults, great fathers find solutions.”

    The more time a father spends with his children the better he will understand their capabilities. Often when fathers spend less time with their children they either over or under estimate their kids. To know exactly what your child needs for growth and development they need your time, if you don’t take the time to assess their abilities and just scold them for things they do poorly it will seriously affect their confidence and de-motivate them. You need to motivate them and makes things challenging, this way your children will be more enthusiastic and willing to give it their best shot.

    Also if you overestimate your child’s capabilities, you may end up being disappointed and hurting your child’s feelings. They don’t need that kind of pressure, your unrealistic expectations will prove to be a frustrating and unpleasant experience for him and you. In either case, your child will be less motivated to interact with you in the future.

    The more time you spend with your children, the more realistically you will be able to assess their capacities and the more aware you will be of their particular talents and sensibilities. You will, therefore, have the optimal opportunity to provide challenging and stimulating interactions. You will discover not only what they enjoy doing, but how they enjoy doing it. (For example, adult rules may be inappropriate when playing a game with a 6-year-old. There are probably a hundred different ways you can play a game with a basketball.)

    And, don't forget to let your children win, at least some of the time. No one enjoys playing something at which they always lose.

    Fathers Give Their Children Confidence

    The time you give to your children is precious for both you and your child, your child understand their importance in your life only through time. Children were asked to write fathers day quotes and a child wrote, “The good things in life are better with you, dad.”

    Any child will want someone to look up to, it a fathers responsibility to be their children’s role model. A father who gives of himself implicitly communicates his love and respect for his child. And if you, the person your child respects most in the world, believe he is worthy of your undivided attention, your child will bask in the sense of his own importance.

    Perhaps I need not mention the obvious: There is nothing more valuable for our psychological well-being than healthy self-esteem. You can help provide that for your child. And when your child grows up, you will relish the pride you feel and savor the knowledge that you had a hand in cultivating the person she has become.

    You May Be Able to Forestall Childhood Problems

    As parents, we do not have as much control as we would like over our children's lives. We wish our children were more popular. We wish our children were less awkward. It pains us to see them hurt, rejected by their peers. We wish we could protect them from all of that. But we can't.

    However, the closer the relationship we have with our children, the greater our opportunity to provide them with self-respect and self-acceptance. Less involved fathers may facilitate the opposite reactions.

    You Will Have More Influence On Them

    Your child is exposed to many influences. And the older he becomes, the more he is likely to adopt his peer group's frame of reference. But the closer the relationship you have with your child, the more likely your child will continue to identify with you. You will, therefore, be in an advantageous position to instill your positive values and increase the likelihood that they will be accepted. The more love and respect (as opposed to fear and anger) your child has for you, the more likely it is that he will incorporate his sense of you in himself. He will act more like you.

    It is to be expected that your son will be more likely to identify with and feel closer to you than your daughter may. However, you will still be a terribly important role model for her if she feels a loving connection between the two of you. And she will be more likely to choose a man who will reflect your positive traits for her life mate later on.

    It Will Enhance Your Self-Esteem

    The more time you spend with your baby or your 5-year-old, the better at fathering you will be. Given the fact that fathering does not come naturally and must, instead, be learned, you will gain a sense of self-satisfaction as you become more accomplished at it.

    In the case of your relationship with your children, the old adage, "The more you put into it, the more you'll get out of it," readily applies. For as you sense how increasingly important your child feels you to be, you, in turn, will feel an increasing sense of self-importance.

    Because of Your Epitaph

    Your children will be gone soon.

    As your children reach later and later developmental stages, you will look back with amazement and wistfulness at how quickly it went, how quickly you’re their innocence and childlike dependence on you evaporated. "Where was I when they were growing up?" fathers ask themselves. "Why didn't I realize then, how important they were to me?"

    Unfortunately, for many men, looking back upon their lives does not produce satisfying reflections. Questions such as, "What did I do with my life? Did I attend to what was really important?" are met with aggrieved answers. When asking, "What did I accomplish?" oftentimes we find our replies to be hollow. When you reach that stage of life when you are prone to evaluate the choices you made, I want your answer to be a much more satisfying one.

    You Need To Do It Right

    Being a father is not work or a chore, your relationship needs to be full of love, commitment and sacrifice as any fathers day quotes would mention. If you appreciate the benefits that you and your child can derive from your interactions, you will act with enthusiasm and expectation. Your eagerness will infect your child, and you will both know that the other cares, that the other loves.

    The more your children separate from you, the more they will be shaped by their peers and by their own culture. We increasingly fret over their well-being as they slip away from our protective shield. But we can lay a foundation that will enable them to make the right choices. We can ensure that they feel loved, so they do not reach out for recognition in destructive ways. And when they are conflicted and cannot make up their minds, we can create a relationship that invites discussion and is open to guidance.

    Do not let your parents parenting styles affect yours, if they did something wrong you should not repeat that, if you felt like you were treated unfairly treat your child in a fair manner. You cannot get your childhood back but you can save your child's childhood from being ruined.