Jennifer Randles
@jrandles.bsky.social
Sociologist of families, policy, and inequality; IAD @FresnoStateCOSS and Soc Prof @FresnoState; Author of #ProposingProsperity and #EssentialDads; Writing #LivingDiaper2Diaper
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Diaper need is not going away, and it's important to understand the pressure it puts on parents and the lengths they go to to keep their kids in clean diapers.
At JSTOR Daily, I covered research on this by @jrandles.bsky.social
daily.jstor.org/diapers-and-...
At JSTOR Daily, I covered research on this by @jrandles.bsky.social
daily.jstor.org/diapers-and-...
Diapers and the Invisible Work of Poverty - JSTOR Daily
The parenting work of the impoverished may not be visible, but the lengths poor mothers go to to obtain diapers reveal their engagement and vulnerability.
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January 18, 2025 at 4:06 PM
Diaper need is not going away, and it's important to understand the pressure it puts on parents and the lengths they go to to keep their kids in clean diapers.
At JSTOR Daily, I covered research on this by @jrandles.bsky.social
daily.jstor.org/diapers-and-...
At JSTOR Daily, I covered research on this by @jrandles.bsky.social
daily.jstor.org/diapers-and-...