18 January 2013

Will parenting ever be truly gender-neutral?

In: All Ages
From NBC’s “Parenthood.” Image credit: Danny Feld/NBC
From NBC’s “Parenthood.” Image credit: Danny Feld/NBC
One thing I love about Parent Hacks is that both mothers and fathers have been involved since the beginning. There used to be few conversational spaces for men to talk about parenting...but that's changing.

Over at Babble today, I'm giving a little preview of the panel I'll be moderating at the Dad 2.0 Summit later this month.

From Will Parenting Ever Be Truly Gender-Neutral? 

“Mommybloggers” may have gotten the spotlight till now, but “daddybloggers” are on their way, speaking up and out with humor, strength…and masculinity.

Continue reading at Babble at The Accidental Expert.

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