Pew study reveals gender divides in how full-time working parents experience work-life balance

Research Shows Commuting Time Disproportionately Reduces Working Mothers' Employment

The article examines how commuting time disproportionately affects working mothers' employment and earnings, contributing to the persistent

Return-to-Office Policies Drive Decline in Working Mothers' Workforce Participation

The article discusses how the push for return-to-office policies has disproportionately affected working mothers, with data showing a signif

More American Men Are Choosing to Opt Out of Fatherhood, Especially Among Working-Class and Liberal Groups

The article examines a growing trend of American men opting out of fatherhood entirely, particularly among working-class, liberal, and secul

Millennial Fathers Triple Childcare Time Compared to Previous Generations

Millennial fathers are spending significantly more time with their children compared to previous generations—more than double the time of Bo

The Growing Financial Divide Between Millennials and Their Wealthy Boomer Parents

This article explores the growing tension between millennial adults and their wealthy baby boomer parents over financial support. Through in

‘Mom, do you love your phone more than me?’: Children of screen‑absorbed parents are more insecure