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Men who share caregiving duties are happier. They have better relationships. They have happier children. When fathers take on at least 40 percent of the childcare responsibilities, they are at lower risk for depression and drug abuse, and their kids have higher test scores, stronger self-esteem, and fewer behavioral problems.
Melinda French Gates (The Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World)
Do you have a name for the baby?” Nurse Melinda inquires. “Roshini,” I answer. “What does it mean?” she asks. “A ray of light,” I say, drawing my baby closer. “Roshini means a ray of light.
Gayathri Ramprasad (Shadows in the Sun: Healing from Depression and Finding the Light Within)
Paid parental leave is associated with fewer newborn and infant deaths, higher rates of breastfeeding, less postpartum depression, and a more active, hands-on role for new fathers. Mothers are much more likely to stay in the workforce and earn higher wages if they can take paid leave when they have a baby. And when men take leave, the redistribution of household labor and caretaking lasts after they return to work.
Melinda French Gates (The Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World)
Men who share caregiving duties are happier. They have better relationships. They have happier children. When fathers take on at least 40 percent of the childcare responsibilities, they are at lower risk for depression and drug abuse, and their kids have higher test scores, stronger self-esteem, and fewer behavioral problems. And, according to MenCare, stay-at-home dads show the same brain-hormone changes as stay-at-home moms, which suggests that the idea that mothers are biologically more suited to taking care of kids isn’t necessarily true.
Melinda French Gates (The Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World)
Alcohol is a depressant. That’s the last thing you need right now.
Melinda Leigh (Say You're Sorry (Morgan Dane, #1))