Yes google but in the context of the accusation you made, it wasn't fair to allege one woman and one man would have more time to practice because neither had children, against one other (married) woman who did.
In this house, both my husband and I, at various times, have worked full time, part time, been students, the stay at home parent. Both cook, clean, do the washing, shopping, childcare, finances, ironing. We fight when we decorate so I do that. He gardens because I hate it. Our children see us working through stuff, they see sharing as normal, mum or dad on the school run as normal. They have their own chores. Normal, swap amongst each other. Normal.
I hope we've done a good job teaching them to be good at looking after themselves & their future family, whatever that is, whoever they share it with.
And I expect all three, boys and girl, to challenge any discrimination when they see it. Workplace. Shops, services. Education.