Tag: shared responsibilities
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The Role of a Partner in At-Home Insemination
Blog Post: In recent years, at-home insemination has become a popular option for individuals and couples who are trying to conceive. This method involves using donated sperm to fertilize an egg outside of a clinical setting, typically in the comfort of one’s own home. While there are a few different ways to go about at-home…
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The Absurdity of Treating Dads Like Babysitters
Get Pregnant Fast In a recent Buzzfeed video, the societal norms surrounding parenting roles get turned on their head, providing a humorous yet eye-opening commentary on the stereotypes that persist in our culture. Titled “If Moms Were Treated Like Dads,” this clever piece of content illustrates how ridiculous it can be to treat dads as…
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My Partner Is Not a Babysitter; He’s a Parent
Get Pregnant Fast As I prepare to leave for a four-day conference, my thoughts are filled with a mix of excitement and concern for my family. My youngest is currently in a clingy phase, making my absence particularly challenging. Recently, when I had to leave for an early meeting, my daughter threw a tantrum that…
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Do Couples Who Share Childcare Responsibilities Enjoy Better Intimacy?
Get Pregnant Fast When it comes to relationships, the dynamics of shared responsibilities can play a significant role in overall satisfaction, including intimacy levels. It seems clear that when both partners are on the same page—balancing work and home life according to their needs—their relationship flourishes. Take, for instance, a scenario where one partner dreams…
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Come On, Fellow Dads, Step Up!
Get Pregnant Fast Yesterday afternoon, I found myself home alone with my two kids, and for a few hours, I got a taste of what it’s like to be a single parent. Let’s just say, it didn’t go smoothly. As soon as my partner walked through the door, I set down the baby and reached…
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The Unfair Burden on Moms: Are We Really to Blame?
Get Pregnant Fast It’s 2023, and the concept of shared parenting is supposedly on the rise, yet it seems that moms still shoulder the lion’s share of responsibility. Despite the push for equal parenting, the narrative often defaults to blaming mothers for everything—including the fact that kids aren’t getting enough exercise. A recent study highlights…