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Did you see the report in The Times? Working Mums are Happier than SAHMs

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singleparentdad · 12/12/2007 21:57

There was an interesting piece in todays Times. It was a report on some findings by some southern acedemics. The report said that working mothers have more 'life satisfaction' than stay at home moms. I think this is very contentious ground, and that we should all be looking for a happy medium.

For the links and my comment on the subject jump onto my latest blog post singleparentdad.blogspot.com/

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UnquietDad · 12/12/2007 22:00

I've started a thread in News about this, singleparentdad. Would probably have been better where you put it though!

happy medium

singleparentdad · 12/12/2007 22:10

Cheers UQD, you are on the ball.

Based on some of your comments on the other thread, have you written a book a la stay-at-home dad perspective?

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UnquietDad · 13/12/2007 10:04

No, not SAHD especially , just aimed at all dads!

I seem to have done combinations of everything over the past 7 years: SAHD for a bit, both part-time working, being the full-time earner, being the "auxiliary" earner and now both of us working...

singleparentdad · 13/12/2007 13:27

Fantastic. I could learn a lot from you, if you have the time of course. Would be great to read some of your stuff, could you point me in the right direction?

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UnquietDad · 13/12/2007 14:46

I'll send you a link via your homepage.

mumofhelen · 13/12/2007 17:15

Read exactly who commissioned and carried out the report.

CeciC · 13/12/2007 20:30

Oh well, there is always reports saying things like this. I a few weeks time, probably there will be another report saying completely the opposite.
I work full time, but a lot of times, I look at mums/dads that stay at home with their kids, with a little bit of jelousy, but I don't think I would enjoy it full time. Unfortunately, financial circumstances won't let me prove it

UnquietDad · 14/12/2007 00:08

I think that was just the point I was trying to make in the other thread, ceci.

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