When discussing parenting, one often thinks of motherhood first while putting our fathers into the background. This notion that the mother is primary parent derived from the fact that each child generally acquires the strongest physical connection with their mother first. However, fatherhood is equally important to achieve the overall development of one child. Therefore, when making decisions on the child's welfare, it is of paramount importance to enable the father to be equally involved in the upbringing of joint children. Numerous studies proved the importance of a mother's reaction when shaping the involvement of her partner. Therefore, this research wanted to examine the opinions and experiences of twelve female participants, who are married, on the involvement of their partners in the upbringing of joint children. Results showed that most mothers share the same feelings on the concept of motherhood and fatherhood. Moreover, they believe that both terms imply great concern, love, patience, and sacrifice. Regarding the notion of ideal parental cooperation, most female participants felt that it should include equal attitudes on upbringing and express mutual support in decision-making. Finally, most respondents indicated that they are quite satisfied with the level of involvement of their partners when it comes to the upbringing of joint children.