> You may believe that it's better for the kid to have a full-time parent in the home, but I don't think that's a settled argument with any degree of certainty

> You may believe that it's better for the kid to have a full-time parent in the home, but I don't think that's a settled argument with any degree of certainty I don't really believe either with any degree of certainty. What I do believe, though, is that parents should be empowered and equipped to make that choice for themselves. Which I why I don't see the positive impact in a company putting more financial pressure on couples to pick one of those choices is a good thing.