That's to be expected if most mothers become full-time caregivers to the children, right? If caregiving were split father-primary or mother-primary 50/50 among

That's to be expected if most mothers become full-time caregivers to the children, right? If caregiving were split father-primary or mother-primary 50/50 among families, I'd expect we'd see the pay gap drop. (Unfortunately, I suspect that because of gains from specialization, doing something more elaborate like both parents juggling career and childcare equally leads to net-worse outcomes in terms of both care given and revenue for household).