I think the guilt I felt on my first born for commuting to work and struggling to get home for bedtimes fundamentally changed me as a person and a dad. The author mentions how the times her dad dropped her off for school stand out because it was so rare. I’m lucky that that’s not the case for mine
Raising them right: Praising fathers for doing basic parenting may have made sense once, but now it risks distracting from the invisible mental load carried by mothers...
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Raising them right: Is it time to retire the phrase 'hands-on dad'?
Praising fathers for doing basic parenting may have made sense once, but now it risks distracting from the invisible mental load that mothers still tend to carry.