The phrase "a homemaking" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the act or process of managing a household, but it is more common to use "homemaking" without the article "a."
Example: "Her passion for homemaking is evident in the way she decorates her home and prepares meals."
Alternatives: "the art of homemaking" or "homemaking activities."
Martha Steward, a homemaking guru and their current patron, makes an appearance.
This study reports that parents' gendered life is not associated with a person's own gendered life; in fact, there was a tendency that a homemaking and childrearing mother was associated with claiming an ideology of gender-equal society.
Further, even though experiences regarding the mother's paid work position during childhood may be wrong (e.g. reporting a homemaking and childrearing mother, because she was at home before and after school, although working part-time in between), individuals' memories of their gendered childhood are the key aspect in the present study.
Dorothy Hall had been a prolific diary keeper: on the outside, she was a married homemaking mother of four, but within her private journals she revealed herself as a woman with an intense internal life who ached through hidden periods of depression.
Jo agrees to try, and in her grief learns to temper her more rebellious impulses and to play a soothing, homemaking role for her family.
It was a genuine example of homemaking as a verb — a creative act that reifies the idea of "home".
Now, the retailer is looking to a symbol of homemaking to provide a further jolt to lagging sales.
The significance of Stewart's story is that it reveals and highlights the "sheer nerve" of someone who was able to leverage her skills in a traditionally undervalued field — homemaking — into a billion-dollar empire.
A far cry from a devotion to homemaking.
Didion challenges those critics who sought to paint Stewart as a fortunate entrepreneur riding a wave of homemaking nostalgia.
Apart, that is, from his political altruism which, sadly, stops him settling down to a life of homemaking bliss.
