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Some solutions that we can implement about this topic is that we can use the SDG 5 which are:
- Try to fight sexism in your daily life, disscusing the issue with friends and family.
- Teach kids to expect equality
- Oppose violence against women and girls
- Advocate for women's reproductive rights
- Support woman leadership in political, economic and public life.

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Another study has shown that men are also more likely to worry about work when not at work and working flexibly, since men are less likely to worry about the competing care demands they face in the house – which is not the case for women. (Chung, 2019)

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Studies have shown that flexitime seems to result in better outcomes compared to complete autonomy over your working time. (Chung, 2019)

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The parents opinions are that both of them have the same rights but we live in a society that they leave all the housework and childcare to women. Women have the right to also have a life and work and men should also worry about the tasks of the house, that's why they got together and wanted to have a family because they have to do it in team and equally.

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The persistence of gender inequality in housework has intrigued scholars for decades and led to claims that the gender revolution is at best slow and at worst stalled
(Sabino, 2019)

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Mothers around the world are undoubtedly having to carry the “third shift”, in other words, they are in charge of the mental load of worrying about the family.