Parents and prospective parents reflect on motherhood, child-rearing and what it means to have a prime minister who is doing it tooIn mid-June Jacinda Ardern will become the second serving prime minister in history to give birth while in office. Ardern will take six weeks’ leave after giving birth and when she returns to work her partner, Clarke Gayford, will become a stay-at-home-dad. Here, New Zealand women with babies due in the same month discuss what it means to have a pregnant prime minister, and how they will balance parenthood, work and a severe lack of sleep. Continue reading…
Via: 'Phenomenal' Ardern: NZ mothers-to-be on the birth of a new kind of prime minister

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