Working parents grapple with the impossible ideal of being fully present at home and work, leading to pervasive guilt. The article argues that guilt often stems from caring and unrealistic modern parenting expectations, not failure. It advocates for redefining success as dependable presence and repair, rather than constant perfection.How working parents can handle guilt and unrealistic expectations
Working parents grapple with the impossible ideal of being fully present at home and work, leading to pervasive guilt. The article argues that guilt often stems from caring and unrealistic modern parenting expectations, not failure. It advocates for redefining success as dependable presence and repair, rather than constant perfection.
