The Price of Motherhood: Why the Most Important Job in the World Is Still the Least Valued
Ann Crittenden explores why motherhood, despite being widely regarded as essential, remains insufficiently valued. Examining the social and economic consequences of this imbalance, The Price of Motherhood considers how cultural expectations and institutional structures shape the recognition, rewards, and challenges associated with one of life’s most important roles.
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Ann Crittenden examines the value assigned to motherhood and the consequences of treating it as unpaid or overlooked work.
The book focuses on the tension between motherhood’s importance and its limited recognition in society and the economy.
It offers a broad consideration of how cultural and economic systems shape the experience and status of mothers.
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