Fatherhood and having many children do not hinder the creative activity of men and in some cases coincide with an increase in professional activity.
Medianews.az reports, citing Oxu.Az, that this was studied by the Russian scientist Pyotr Kulichki.
As part of the study, the scientist analyzed the biographies of 6,453 composers from different periods and compared their creative activity with the times their children were born.
The results showed that many composers began to write more large-scale works—symphonies, operas, and concerts—precisely during the periods when their children were born.
According to the author of the study, a large family can increase the sense of responsibility, motivating a person to work more actively and realize their potential.