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I would like to lean into having kids at work whenever practical and having them eventually become apprentices to possibly do similar work when they grow up. Th
by cat_plus_plus 2y ago
I would like to lean into having kids at work whenever practical and having them eventually become apprentices to possibly do similar work when they grow up. This has been the historical norm for farmers, shopkeepers, craftsman etc and in my opinion beats institutionalized childcare and staying in college until age of 30 to get a good job.
However I kind of wonder if the author would support that or suddenly switch to standard talking points about institutionalized childhood. Are moms and dads in the company she founded bringing kids to office daily instead of dropping them off at daycare?
- bumby 2y agoShe's advocating for childcare in the workplace. From the article: >If you really want to make a difference for parents, offer on-site childcare.
- ThrowawayR2 2y agoOffice workers are already riled up about the noisiness of open office environments. Seems doubtful they'll embrace having children added to the din.