[Right To Life]

So would you disrupt the continuity of care pattern that a child was used to if it meant primary-time custody to the father, in conflict with your presumption of maternal superiority?

[Right To Life]

How would this nation, families, and the social fabric be different if childraising was primarily done by fathers in nearly all cases?

[Tired of Taxes]

So would you disrupt the continuity of care pattern that a child was used to if it meant primary-time custody to the father, in conflict with your presumption of maternal superiority?

If the mother were "criminally unfit" (including physically abusive) or adulterous, then my answer is: Absolutely! Just because a child was used to a particular pattern of care does not mean that it was the best.

As a side note: Even when parents remain married, patterns of care often change when circumstances change.