Is Childhood a Concept Rooted in the Bourgeoisie?

The way that we've thought about children, at least un like western european culture, shifted radically during the advent of capitalism. Children really became not only like the property of their fathers, but also the family was was, for the first time, positioned ast the one unique place responsible for the raising and rearing of children. Women's labor, which was once collective, is now individual. And so it was much more difficult for women to resist not only capitalism, but the patriarchal control that went with it. All i remember from this movie is gerard butler saying, 'I need to get my family on that ship or whatever' I can't remember what happens in greenland