If it is commonly agreed that fathers need more than two weeks of paternity leave to provide support for mothers who require at least six weeks of rest and recovery after a c-section delivery, why is there not more being done to advocate for longer paternity leave policies?
80% of fathers are only offered two weeks #paternityleave by their employer and 28% do not take the full two weeks. One in 10 Dads take no paternity leave at all. How does this work for #csection mothers who have other children and no support from extended family/friends?
Becoming a parent is a major life event that requires support and care, especially for new mothers recovering from a Cesarean. Join us in advocating for an increase in paternity pay to support families during this crucial time.
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New mums after a Cesarean need more care while recovering. Join us in supporting an increase in paternity from 2 weeks to 6 weeks for partners to provide the care they need. Let's empower mums and support families!
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