Property News · September 30, 2017

'Financial incentives are stacked against mothers staying at home'


With the number of working mothers rising by a million in 20 years, Zoe Wood talks to women on either side of the debate“I feel like society doesn’t value the role any more,” says Anne Fennell, who worked in publishing before having the first of her six boys. “To be a mother at home is portrayed in the media as being old-fashioned, not contributing to the economy or wasting your education. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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