Collins, Caitlyn - Making Motherhood Work (Hardback)

Collins, Caitlyn - Making Motherhood Work (Hardback)Making Motherhood Work by Caitlyn Collins is a thoughtful and research driven exploration of how women navigate the balance between careers and caregiving. Drawing on interviews with mothers from different countries, the book examines how culture, policy, and social expectations shape the experience of motherhood. Through real life stories and comparative insights, the book highlights both the challenges and possibilities faced by working mothers. It

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