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I agree with this. In time for when my son was born, I changed jobs to be fully remote, to avoid my partner feeling isolate as well as to be able to spend time
by imdsm 9y ago
I agree with this. In time for when my son was born, I changed jobs to be fully remote, to avoid my partner feeling isolate as well as to be able to spend time with my son and help raise him more than just financially, but as you say, the "parents groups" are almost entirely mums & children, and the one or two that I've been to, I feel completely out of place.
- saratateno 9y agoYes - my husband took shared parental leave to look after our son whilst I trained as a web developer so I'm very conscious of this as well. We're increasingly seeing traffic on the site from dads and the functionality we're building will help them equally too.