How To Have A Good Talk With Your Husband About Splitting Parenting Chores
Children benefit so much from the inherent differences in how mothers and fathers approach situations. Sitting down and working through how to meet everyone’s needs will help the whole family.
If You’re Complaining About How Little Housework Your Husband Does, You’re Doing Marriage Wrong
Working Mother published an article by Zawn Villines that alleges anything less than a perfect 50/50 split in household labor is domestic abuse.
4 Ways Your Kids Can Help You Parent So You’re Not Doing It All
It’s okay to vent and complain sometimes. I read Liz Petrone’s viral Facebook post with equal parts awe and empathy. But then we need to be thankful and work smarter.
Rather Than Judging Fathers’ Household Labor, Let’s Appreciate It
As a tribute to Father’s Day, I’d like to describe the household labor of two fathers I’ve known: my own father and my husband, the father of my children.
10 Reasons I Still Keep A Clean House Despite Everyone Insisting It’s Stupid
It’s not that I believe plungers are more important than people, but I do think keeping a clean house best serves the mortals—big and small—that I love.
How To Reclaim The Lost Art Of The Family Meal
Here are a few strategies my husband and I have used to make mealtimes occasions for nourishing not only the body but the mind, heart, and soul as well.
5 Ways Family Chores Taught Me To Be A Better Human Being
Just a quarter of today’s parents regularly assign chores to their kids. That means their kids are missing out.
A Father Is The Person Who Notices
While women often notice many basic domestic chores that may slip a man’s notice, husbands and fathers are often the ones who notice myriad other household needs.
Want More Sex? Ignore Sheryl Sandberg and Her Silly Talk About Choreplay
Sheryl Sandberg says applying feminism to chores will lead to more sex. The study she cites actually says traditional gender roles lead to more sex.
Sorry, Moms, But That Study About Dad Doing More Chores Is Garbage
A new study claims that dads who do more chores raise daughters with higher career aspirations. The only problem is that its results are garbage.
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