motherhood

Rob Sturrock spent 2018 trying to be a super parent when he could have just appreciated his mere survival. This year he’s ditching the fixation.

Even before I read the reasons that Liberal minister Kelly O’Dwyer was exiting politics I understood. Of course I did. Who wouldn’t?

Whether opting for less hustle is a cop out or a stroke of genius remains to be known but I will spend 2019 testing out having with no goal.  

Neela Janakiramanan is a surgeon with a unicorn husband doing more than his fair share of the unpaid work so she can pursue her career. Others don’t get it.

While the first child improves parents’ mental health, the second child does not. New research confirms second children deteriorate parents’ mental health.

In response to the question of whether women should work The Transformed Wife Facebook page posted a detailed chart plotting the various alternatives.

If the assumption that it is always mum, not dad, that does the parenting isn’t challenged or questioned it will never change.

ABC reporter Brigid Glanville shares her experience with postnatal depression with total candour to help people understand the reality of the illness.

It was said that 2018 would be the ‘year of women’, and next week’s midterms in the United States could be the test of just what that means.

‘Basically my husband and I have the same argument on a four week rotation. It reaches a point where I say ‘I doing everything, you need to do more’.

British author Christine Armstrong writes about women having it all in her book The Mother of All Jobs: How to have Children and a Career and Stay Sane(ish)

Maxine Beneba Clarke pitches a reality TV show where non-parents have to get 3 kids to school without before or after-school care & still work full time.