The holiday season is often romanticized, yet it involves substantial labor behind the scenes that parents shoulder to create a magical experience for their children.
A survey shines light on the gendered division of household labor during the holidays, revealing that many families still see a disparity in tasks managed by mothers versus fathers.
In many households, mothers continue to take on the bulk of holiday preparations, from gift-wrapping to managing the festive décor, despite the desire for shared responsibility.
The article prompts reflection on how gender roles persist in household labor during holidays, questioning whether the division of tasks creates an unequal burden for parents.
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