Shared Parenting in the Modern Family from a Feminist View
There is a wide consensus that Shared Parenting after parental separation is beneficial for the children involved. We are to demonstrate that in most cases shared parenting is the preferred solution for women as well. This conclusion relies on the assumption that the best interest of the child is...
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| description | There is a wide consensus that Shared Parenting after parental separation is beneficial for
the children involved. We are to demonstrate that in most cases shared parenting is the preferred
solution for women as well. This conclusion relies on the assumption that the best interest of the child
is the best interest of the mother too. For mothers, the main advantage of shared parenting is that it
helps preventing burnout and allows women more free time for themselves; shared parenting also
improves father-child relationship, which is a feminist goal as well. From a financial point of view,
shared parenting increases employment prospects, and improves work conditions for both mothers and
children. Consequently, it contributes to the physical and mental well-being of children. Shared
parenting rules out the guilt versus innocence concept in custody debates, which might be poisonous
for children. It also rules out women’s sexual behavior or appearance and discussions about their
morality. It also enables mothers to establish new relationships in general and new intimate ones in
particular. Shared parenting has a potential to help minority women, including women of color,
women belonging to various religions, and women from traditional backgrounds; it has a potential to
decrease women’s abuse and divorce-related conflicts |
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| spelling | doaj-art-b903d538f6974dd988d313230fb7af662025-08-20T03:44:02ZengORDT: Organization for Research Development and TrainingJournal of Interdisciplinary Sciences2594-34052019-11-01323654Shared Parenting in the Modern Family from a Feminist ViewHanna David0Tel Aviv University (Emerita), IsraelThere is a wide consensus that Shared Parenting after parental separation is beneficial for the children involved. We are to demonstrate that in most cases shared parenting is the preferred solution for women as well. This conclusion relies on the assumption that the best interest of the child is the best interest of the mother too. For mothers, the main advantage of shared parenting is that it helps preventing burnout and allows women more free time for themselves; shared parenting also improves father-child relationship, which is a feminist goal as well. From a financial point of view, shared parenting increases employment prospects, and improves work conditions for both mothers and children. Consequently, it contributes to the physical and mental well-being of children. Shared parenting rules out the guilt versus innocence concept in custody debates, which might be poisonous for children. It also rules out women’s sexual behavior or appearance and discussions about their morality. It also enables mothers to establish new relationships in general and new intimate ones in particular. Shared parenting has a potential to help minority women, including women of color, women belonging to various religions, and women from traditional backgrounds; it has a potential to decrease women’s abuse and divorce-related conflictshttps://journalofinterdisciplinarysciences.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/4.-Shared-Parenting-in-the-Modern-Family-from-a-Feminist-Views.pdf: shared parentingshared custodymothers’ advantagesfeminist issue |
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