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    1. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 5 Feb 2018
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      In most families, men and women agree between them who is going to work longer hours at work and who is going to care for the children. It’s almost as if we have choices.https://twitter.com/juliahb1/status/960475962130554880 …

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      BBC headline: Mothers suffering 'pay penalty' at work, report suggests. Alternative headline: people who work part-time earn less than people who work full-time. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-42939584 …
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    2. Rachel Cunliffe‏Verified account @RMCunliffe 5 Feb 2018
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      Yes! Which is why more men need to get comfortable with the idea of reducing their hours to help with childcare. Every boyfriend I have ever had has automatically assumed his future wife's career would take the hit, while he continued as normal.

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      Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 5 Feb 2018
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      Er, actually, it’s the women who choose to do the childcare because - and this will blow your mind - most women quite like being around their kids.

      4:01 AM - 5 Feb 2018
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        2. Rachel Cunliffe‏Verified account @RMCunliffe 5 Feb 2018
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          I'm sure some (even most) do. But you're suggesting 1) men don't want to spend time with their kids (bit harsh!), and 2) the social pressure on men and women to give up work to raise kids is identical. It isn't. As evidenced by my awful ex boyfriends.

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        3. OldSparky‏ @OldSparky6 5 Feb 2018
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          It has long been claimed women are the better care givers and the preferred choice to care for the children. The 'pressure' is from the notion, from other women on the whole, that women can 'have it all'. There is a need for minds to be made up here.

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        4. Rachel Cunliffe‏Verified account @RMCunliffe 5 Feb 2018
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          That is nonsense. If women are better, it's because they're socialised at a young age with toy dolls etc., whereas men aren't. But no one is born knowing how to parent. I would be terrible at it, and know men who are brilliant.

          3 replies 0 retweets 5 likes
        5. OldSparky‏ @OldSparky6 5 Feb 2018
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          I didn't say they were better. I said 'we' have been told that and in recent years too. So, 'we' have been socialised to accept women are better at it, and on the whole they are for obvious natural reasons. The exception proves the rule?

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        6. Rachel Cunliffe‏Verified account @RMCunliffe 5 Feb 2018
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          I always prickle at "obvious natural reasons". It's so often code for lazy stereotypes. We have been socialised in that way. And that's something for individuals to challenge, if they want to, not accept.

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        7. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 5 Feb 2018
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          The human race would never has survived without the maternal instinct. I will never understand young women fighting against basic biology as if it’s a bad thing. You can enjoy being a mum as well as having a career. Relax!

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        8. Rachel Cunliffe‏Verified account @RMCunliffe 5 Feb 2018
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          I guess I just have more faith in men than you do! Of course you can enjoy being a parent and have a career. I just don't think that's specific to women.

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        9. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 5 Feb 2018
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          No, my husband is a wonderful nurturing father but neither he nor I would have wanted to him to take parental leave when our daughter was born. Socialising plays a role but mothers play a special role in babies’ lives.

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        2. Tony‏ @NoSleepForTony 5 Feb 2018
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          Surely it's a no brainer to look at who earns more in the household and who can practically reduce hours and decide they look after the kids? That's what we did and I'm the primary carer whilst also running my own business. Not difficult.

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        1. Andy Waters‏ @AndyWaters1000 5 Feb 2018
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          And anyone who's spent 15 seconds sharing child rearing knows that women are actually a bit better at it, for lengthier periods anyway.

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        1. Lyudmila Mykhailovna‏ @EmilyDavisonSuf 5 Feb 2018
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          A lot of women don't find the idea of a stay at home dad sexually appealing?

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