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CNN seems pretty struck by parenting study that shouldn't be striking to anyone familiar with parenting

Twitchy loves to give CNN a hard time for doing crappy journalism and just in general being wrong about, well, pretty much everything there is to be wrong about. But shouldn't we also give them credit when they report something that's true? Of course we should.

And that's why I'm totally comfortable giving CNN credit today for bringing the world a piece of news that is totally accurate. No, seriously! They have something true to tell us. Of course, in this particular case, they aren't really bringing us the news, per se. More like "DUH" news.

Prepare to be shocked ... by the fact that CNN felt this was something they needed to tell us at all:

Whaaaaaaaaaat? Wait just a minute, now ... you mean to tell us that it's important for babies to have engaged, hands-on dads?! When did this happen? 

More from CNN:

Fathers can play an active role, ensuring mothers have food to eat and a comfortable place to breastfeed, and they can help with other household work to give moms the time and space to breastfeed their child.

[Study author Dr. John James Parker] urged fathers to continue breaking down the barriers on roles that society typically assigns to men and women.

“We’ve made a lot of progress, promoting the importance of women in the workplace,” Parker said. “And I think to continue that — and for it to be as accessible — we need to have fathers who are equal parents and contributing in many ways at home.”

CNN's write-up about this study is interesting and whatnot, but what it never really makes clear to the reader is why anyone needed a study to confirm what most moms and dads already knew and have known for millennia. 

How about somebody give me some grant money and I'll do a study that finds that mint-chocolate-chip ice cream is disgusting and no one should ever eat it. Don't worry — I'll make sure to use science-y words when I publish my results, just to make it all legit.

We, too, would be happy to get paid for reporting on stuff that literally everyone knows already. 

But really, good for you, CNN, for catching up to the rest of us on this.

StRiKiNg.

Good to know.

Ooo ... ouch. It hurts because it's true, though.

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