Totally agree with you. In the 60's when I grew up, there was one mother on our street who had a "great" job, some mothers worked full time jobs, some worked o

Totally agree with you. In the 60's when I grew up, there was one mother on our street who had a "great" job, some mothers worked full time jobs, some worked out of the house (ironing, babysitting, etc), but most with younger kids did not work. Each decade, women shifted more toward working outside the house, full time, and having good jobs on par with men. This has continued to where potential grandmothers also work, so cannot help with kids like they used to. Working has given women a lot more options than they used to have since they are not as financially dependent on men, but somebody still has to take care of houses and raise kids, and now that both parents usually work, this is a lot more difficult. We used to be able to have a decent family life on one income. Not so much a possibility now.