Rose Hackman

Discussing the 'invisible workload' of motherhood, Allison Daminger and Rose Hackman dive into cognitive and emotional labor. They explore pushing back on 'weaponized incompetence' and the difference between tasks and outcomes. The importance of voicing invisible labor in front of kids is highlighted, along with suggested resources like 'Fair Play' by Eve Rodsky.

Join Rose Hackman, a British journalist and author of 'Emotional Labor,' as she dives into the complex world of emotional labor, especially its unequal burden on women. She discusses how societal norms shape expectations around emotional care in families and relationships. Hackman emphasizes the need for equitable distribution of this responsibility, exploring its impact on parenting and emotional intelligence. She also challenges traditional gender roles, advocating for mindful parenting that values emotional labor while urging individuals to maintain their own limits for healthier dynamics.

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