The study compares ten industrialized countries across Asia, Europe, and North America. In all ten countries, gender differences in time use are smaller in personal care, sleeping and meals, followed by leisure time (including screen-based leisure and active leisure),...
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Let’s make being a mom easier (for once)
Motherhood is grueling enough, and the contributions that mothers make are important enough, that it is especially frustrating when government policy makes the hard work that moms do even more difficult.
Life expectancy continued to decrease in 2021 in the EU
Some Member States saw their life expectancy rebound towards pre-COVID levels, while others suffered the impact of the pandemic later and fully in 2021, therefore any rebound is yet to be reflected in the data.
Examining the Epidemic of Working Parental Burnout and Strategies to Help
Parenting stress is normal and expected. However, when chronic stress and exhaustion occur that overwhelm a parent’s ability to cope and function, it is called parental burnout. Burnout ofen results from a mismatch between perceived stressors and available resources...
Has the rate of domestic and family violence changed in NSW?: Victim survey results from July 2008 to June 2020
Self-reported rates of physical assault, threatened assault and police reporting rates of domestic and family violence areconsidered for NSW and Australia across four three-year time periods.
No Honey, No Baby: The Relational and Economic Factors Associated With Having Children in America
The birth rate in the U.S. fell to a record low in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic. On average, an American woman is expected to have about 1.6 children in her lifetime. This is well below the population replacement level (2.1 children per woman).