Fatherhood Studies is an interdisciplinary field that examines the roles, experiences, and identities of fathers in contemporary society. It explores how fatherhood is shaped by cultural, social, and economic factors, and how these influences affect parenting practices and family dynamics. Researchers in this field analyze various aspects of fatherhood, including emotional involvement, caregiving responsibilities, and the impact of father figures on child development. The field also investigates the changing perceptions of masculinity and fatherhood over time. It considers how societal expectations and norms influence fathers' behaviors and relationships with their children, partners, and communities. By studying these dynamics, Fatherhood Studies aims to promote a deeper understanding of the importance of fathers in family life and child well-being.