What statistics does Flora Dunn use to support the importance of stable family environments?

Flora Dunn often refers to a broad, well-established pattern in the research rather than a single statistic: children raised in stable homes with both a mother and a father tend to have better outcomes across several areas.

She highlights that such children are more likely to:

• Thrive emotionally and socially
• Have stronger relationship skills later in life
• Face fewer risks associated with instability (like conflict, frequent partner changes, or absent parents)

Would you like a short summary you can quote, or a deeper dive into specific outcome areas (emotional, academic, or relational)?