Warner's commentary prompted the same question as Amy Chua's essay in The Wall Street Journal did: Where's Dad? Parenting is a team sport, and when Mom and Dad share the responsibilities, everybody wins — especially the children.
From my days as a stay-at-home father to today as a working dad, parenting has been the most rewarding "job" I have had watching my children become thoughtful, curious young adults.
"In general, it can be a good indicator of the baby's health," says Dr. David Hill, author of Dad to Dad: Parenting Like a Pro.
The ones that despite the struggles have made the decision to be patient and persevere; understanding that whether you're a mom or dad, parenting is hard!
Those for whom family isn't mum and dad, but just mum or dad, nan and granddad, brother or sister, two mums or two dads, parents from differing ethnicities �� can now see a little of themselves reflected back in Wearing's celebratory sculpture.
"Chelsea and Ivanka are major figures in the 2016 campaign," wrote Joshua Kendall, author of First Dads: Parenting and Politics from George Washington to Barack Obama, in the Washington Post.
Presidency and parenthood is the subject of a book, First Dads: Parenting and Politics from George Washington to Barack Obama, written by journalist and historian Joshua Kendall and published this week.
She started the blog Mothering with Chronic Pain to provide support to moms (and dads!) parenting through chronic pain and illness at http://momswithpain.com.
JK: Yeah, my dad's parents came to the United States in 1931, and my mom's parents in 1934.
(Note to Mom and Dad: her parents got her lessons).
