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Some people think that to help in the house, or fulfill some homework, they have to be asked or asked if they can help, this being a rather irresponsible and inconsiderate habit of the other person.

At the same time that this depends on our education, also on how we were raised, if people as little ones can only observe that the man is the one who has to work, and the woman who must do her homework in the case, is a cycle of never ending up repeating, again and again.

One of the most curious facts is that mothers get to a point where they don't mind doing all this, but the fact that if one day, they don't do something, the whole family stops, that's one of the main reasons why they're looking for equality among the genders

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When women work from home, they tend to do three hours more childcare compared to women who do not work from home – while men who are home-workers end up doing more overtime hours.

Studies show that dad’s involvement in childcare and an equal division of housework leads to good outcomes for children.

Our societies still believe that women hold the responsibility when it comes to housework and care

British Social Attitude Survey, two thirds of respondents say that it is better for mothers to stay home or work part-time when children are under school age. On the other hand, fathers should work full-time.

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Employers expect women to use flexible working to address family demands, while men are expected to protect their working time.

Men, on average, are more likely to work longer hours when given more control over them- even if they are unpaid overtime.

Almost half of all fathers in the data said they themselves experienced some negative outcomes due to colleagues working flexibly, and almost two out of five men surveyed said that flexible workers generally make more work for others.

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Parent #3
What do they think about the information you learned? The only thing I believe from the information I have just read is that women do the most work when it comes to working or doing homework in the house, and sometimes they are not recognized for all their work, or duties, or that sometimes the whole house becomes dependent on it.

Is all that true for our society, for our home? It depends a lot on each person's home, because in each home it is different and it is not known the teachings and manners that are given to each person

Is there anything you as a son/daughter can do to ease the burden or reduce the mental load? Of course, if you can, whether it's washing your clothes, washing your dishes, picking up your things, just taking care of your own stuff, you're already doing more than good

What did you learn from what you talked to with your parents?She gave me different points of view on this subject, and how it feels to be in the situation of doing everything, the work of the house, helping us in school, eating us, clothes, medications, and as before we depended a lot on it, to the point that if she did not make lunch, we did not eat something that satisfied us.

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Parent #4
What do they think about the information you learned? That men work better, and woman´s are smarter than mens basically.

Is all that true for our society, for our home?  In m¿our case no, but they know too many people which the dad is in his own world and the mom in another.

Is there anything you as a son/daughter can do to ease the burden or reduce the mental load? If this would be my case, I will talk with my wife and resolve our timing and do our best to support each other.

What did you learn from what you talked to with your parents? That men work their own criteria better and it is facilitated when their team is not mediocre and women are more flexible and save their time better.

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Parent #2
What do they think about the information you learned?  He said that most of the things in the reading were true, like moms that work from home are more aware of their children.

And men when they work from home, they do work extra hours. but it is still sad that our society still thinks that it is the responsibility of women to take care of children and stay home.

Is all that true for our society, for our home?

In this time of the pandemic, usually parents work from home, so the family dynamic is changing, but the belief of our society is still there.

Is there anything you as a son/daughter can do to ease the burden or reduce the mental load? help with the duties of the house and not let them all to our mom or the one that is in charge of it.

What did you learn from what you talked to with your parents? helping with the tasks of the house is as important as school or work, there should be a balance, also to talk with your family and divide the tasks so the weight is not for only one.

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Parent #1
What do they think about the information you learned? She said it was really sad that women are still considered a weak gender.

Is all that true for our society, for our home? In general, our society is really disrespectful towards women,but I don't think our home is one of them, both of us do tasks, so do you.

Is there anything you as a son/daughter can do to ease the burden or reduce the mental load? Do tasks

What did you learn from what you talked to with your parents? It's important to have a open communication in order to establish a good division of housework

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1. Challenge beauty standards: treating all bodies as equally valuable, regardless of size, ability, or colour, and call out body shaming when you see it.
2. Challenge what it means to “be a man”: support expressions of masculinity that involve vulnerability, sensitivity, etc.
3. Raise awareness in children: They can be more aware of the problems in our country and be more updated in information about this problem
4. End all the violence against and exploitation of women: Eliminate all forms of violence against women in the public.
5. Live and grow with equal opportunities in all social areas: same treaty that all people have, whether social, economic, or ethnic.