Does Paternal Involvement in Childcare Influence Mothers’ Employment Trajectories during the Early Stages of Parenthood in the UK?

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RT @CERIC_LUBS: @HelenNorman23 explores whether fathers' childcare involvement affects mothers' employment in the early stages of parenthoo…

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RT @CERIC_LUBS: @HelenNorman23 explores whether fathers' childcare involvement affects mothers' employment in the early stages of parenthoo…

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@HelenNorman23 explores whether fathers' childcare involvement affects mothers' employment in the early stages of parenthood. She finds father involvement to be important, but so too are gender egalitarian attitudes towards work and care https://t.co/lTm7I

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RT @joingold: Pleased to see this in the print edition I received today @HelenNorman23 @sociologyjnl

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