Valentina Rotondi
@rotondivale.bsky.social
Social scientist. www.valentinarotondi.eu
The Working Paper: osf.io/preprints/so...
#wellbeing #parenting #schools #carework #gendergaps #ESSdata #summerrest
#wellbeing #parenting #schools #carework #gendergaps #ESSdata #summerrest
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July 30, 2025 at 9:42 AM
The Working Paper: osf.io/preprints/so...
#wellbeing #parenting #schools #carework #gendergaps #ESSdata #summerrest
#wellbeing #parenting #schools #carework #gendergaps #ESSdata #summerrest
If you’re curious whether school calendars support or strain parental well-being, this paper offers some insights—and maybe a reason to rethink how we structure time and care.
Back on August 22—with more rest, more thoughts, and probably a very full inbox.
Back on August 22—with more rest, more thoughts, and probably a very full inbox.
July 30, 2025 at 9:42 AM
If you’re curious whether school calendars support or strain parental well-being, this paper offers some insights—and maybe a reason to rethink how we structure time and care.
Back on August 22—with more rest, more thoughts, and probably a very full inbox.
Back on August 22—with more rest, more thoughts, and probably a very full inbox.
The findings: childless men consistently report higher happiness, while mothers—especially in countries with longer school closures—see little to no summer boost. Fathers show a more complex pattern, and childless women respond in ways that are highly context-dependent.
July 30, 2025 at 9:42 AM
The findings: childless men consistently report higher happiness, while mothers—especially in countries with longer school closures—see little to no summer boost. Fathers show a more complex pattern, and childless women respond in ways that are highly context-dependent.