There’s no good time to be an absent father — but especially not now.
The pandemic has created too many absences in our children’s lives: absence from school (and for some, absence from nutritious breakfasts and lunches), absence from friends, absence from grandparents who must guard their own health, absence from the financial security that comes from a parent having work, absence from a sense of safety and stability.
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