George Eustice says the Chancellor's push to get parents back into the work place appears to 'belittle' the choice to stay at home
George Eustice says the Chancellor’s push to get parents back into the work place appears to ‘belittle’ the choice to stay at home
“We should respect the choice that women make,” he said, saying that women should be encouraged to stay at home to foster the innate bond they have with their children. “It is generally the case that mothers in particular will want – if they can – to spend that time with their young children.” “Research has shown that ‘paternal instinct’ is no less powerful than ‘maternal’ when fathers’ caretaking is acknowledged and supported.”
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