This episode is a must-listen for: new moms navigating gender roles in parenting, working mothers struggling with domestic labor inequities, and women questioning societal norms around marriage and motherhood.
In today’s episode, we sit down with the bold and unapologetic Abby Eckel, a feminist advocate with 600K+ TikTok followers, known for her viral and controversial videos exposing the hidden costs of marriage and motherhood. Abby shares her journey of challenging the unfair division of domestic labor, her insights on parenting partnerships, and the societal pressures that keep women trapped in traditional gender roles.
We dive into the rise of women opting out of inequitable systems, the value of empathy in relationships, and actionable ways to foster healthier dynamics in your home. Whether you're exhausted from carrying the mental load or seeking validation and empowerment, this conversation will leave you inspired to rethink what fairness in your household looks like.
Plus, we discuss Abby's podcast On the Same Page, where she and co-host Paige Turner help couples have critical conversations before major life decisions. Don’t miss this thought-provoking and empowering episode!
Keywords: new mom, motherhood, feminist parenting, domestic labor, gender roles, mental load, equality in marriage, parenting tips, modern motherhood challenges, Abby Eckel, relationship advice, postpartum support, raising feminist kids.
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