Arnault Quentin-Vermillet
Arnault Quentin-Vermillet is a researcher and co-author of a recent study from Aarhus University in Denmark, which investigates parental responses to infant crying and challenges the perception that mothers are biologically more attuned to their babies' nighttime needs than fathers. His research highlights the cultural and societal factors contributing to the disparity in nighttime caregiving between mothers and fathers, showing that while women may be slightly more sensitive to quiet sounds, the significant differences in caregiving roles are rooted in social structures rather than sensory abilities.
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Arnault Quentin-Vermillet is a co-author of the study confirming that mothers are three times more likely to engage in nighttime care compared to fathers.
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