Tough question. I know that it is customary now-a-days to have the husband "help out" the wife with very young infants. My question is, "Is this a cultural norm that we have or has this always been the case?" In other words have women-folk in the past been soley in charge of the young infants while there husbands were away at work (or at war). Did Moses change diapers? I have a tendancy to question any paradigm that is handed to me and I feel that the husband-has-to-pitch-in ethic may be more symptomatic of our current egalitarian society than from anything else. Curious about your thoughts. Be direct but on topic.
[NOTE: I am not talking about a father not educating their children and leaving that to the mother, but specifically the ages between 0-24 months]
[NOTE: I am not talking about a father not educating their children and leaving that to the mother, but specifically the ages between 0-24 months]