Isn't normalising fatherhood in the workplace part of this battle? Rather than hiding it and pretending that it's all fine and leaving it all to your spouse, saying, no, I am a father, it will be me sometimes that picks up my child from daycare when they are sick, I might have to leave work different hours to do the school run, etc. etc.
Isn't normalising fatherhood in the workplace part of this battle? Rather than hiding it and pretending that it's all fine and leaving it all to your spouse, saying, no, I am a father, it will be me sometimes that picks up my child from daycare when they are sick, I might have to leave work different hours to do the school run, etc. etc.