The pressure to define ourselves by our careers overlooks the complex roles we play in life, especially for those who choose to raise children and pursue personal ambitions simultaneously.
Dr. Jodi Vandenberg-Daves explains that the term SAHM carries outdated stereotypes that do not resonate with contemporary motherhood, reflecting a historical narrative rather than present complexities.
The cultural conditioning to measure self-worth through professional titles can lead to uncomfortable situations for stay-at-home parents, who may feel their contributions are undervalued.
Society's view of motherhood is influenced by media portrayals like June Cleaver, creating a stigma that assumes all stay-at-home mothers fit a narrow definition.
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