A weekly round-up of interesting research on demography, family policy, and other family stuff. Along with some mini-takes by yours truly.
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How Hard Is Parenthood?
And who has it easiest?
Is parenthood hard? And if so, how hard? These are evergreen discourse-generating questions. And I find that Very Online parents can be remarkably inconsistent in their responses. Depending on the context, you can g...
The Social Value of Spouses (And Kids), and Other Interesting New Research
Joint Custody Works Best When Dad Stays Single (And Mom Doesn’t); The Two-Parent Privilege is Shrinking; Remote Work Helps Moms Work (Part-Time) + more.
A note for newcomers: Welcome! This is a round-up of newly published research on demog...
We Could Just Be Normal About Childcare
Lots of moms want it. Lots of moms don’t. We don’t have to complicate it any further.
According to the right, the left is out of touch on childcare: the libs keep pushing universal childcare, when what moms actually want is to be home with...
What Mothers of Many Do All Day, and Other Interesting New Research
Divorce is Declining But Breakups Aren’t; Joint Custody is Good for Dads; Schedule Instability Hollows Out Social Support While Increasing the Need for It; Flexible Work Helps Men Care + more.
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Ten Differences Between English and American Schools
Some initial observations.
I am an American journalist who frequently writes about parenthood for American audiences—but I’ve spent the bulk of my parenting years outside the States. So I’ve got some blind spots. In particular, until about...
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