Mothers want flexible work options, not subsidies and restrictions ...Middle East

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The surgeon general’s latest advisory warns about the mental health implications of parenthood. While acknowledging some of the joys of parenthood, the report paints a dark picture of parenthood overall. It offers supposed solutions, such as increasing child care subsidies, supporting universal preschool and establishing a national paid family and medical leave program. These programs come with assumptions about what parents, including mothers, want. Instead of creating more programs to take care of the children, one way to reduce stress on parents is to make part-time work easier. Not everyone wants part-time work. But certainly, many parents are willing to trade off pay for more t

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