Open Question: Do stay-at-home mothers raise better children?

**RSSreader** · 30th-January-2012

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Open Question: Do stay-at-home mothers raise better children?

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I think that the problem with kids these days is that they're desperately lacking supervision and discipline. I realize that there are a lot of single mothers nowadays, and that's tragic. But even in two parent families, both parents always seem to be too busy. Don't you think that feminism has gone too far when your kids are suffering just because you think that you have something to prove in the workforce?I should've expected these kinds of answers in the middle of the night.

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**Celtic Druid** · 30th-January-2012

A resounding yes!

But the same could be said of the growing number of stay-at-home fathers, who are proving themselves equally valuable to the nurturing of children. It isn't a competition between mothers and fathers as to who's input is more favourable, as each parent brings a unique and complimentary value which produces a more balanced and happy child. Children shunted around like a ball in a pinball machine, while both parents work does not make for a well-grounded child.

**Marx** · 30th-January-2012

Don't you think that feminism has gone too far when your kids are suffering...

Feminists do NOT care about children. If they did, abortion wouldn't be an issue for them. If they did, they wouldn't be Hell-bent on destroying every family they happen upon.