Humans can be really cruel. When we see a small child in the park with his father, we all melt, when the mother is there and we notice that she is staring at the phone screen, we already mentally accuse her of how bad a mother she is. This is not the only case where we use different batons for mothers and fathers when we judge their parenting actions in public. Take a look at Chaunie Brusia's comical illustrations, which contain more than just a grain of truth. They show how people judge mothers and fathers in public differently and unfairly when they have their young children in their care.
Chaunie Brusie has created a series of comic illustrations depicting, how we judge mothers and fathers differently in public. Many things are forgiven for the latter, because "historically" it is child raising it is not their primary job. That's why we melt at the sight of a father with a small child, while with mothers we are just looking for something to accuse her of. irresponsible parenting.
![Fathers with small children are forgiven for many things in public, but mothers are not.](https://e7852c3a.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/shutterstock_164761151-660x359.jpg)
We are human in these situations for real biased and (too) strongly on the side of fathers, although we all know very well that most of the burden of education still falls on mothers, and in public, fathers take all the credit. And if the father can calmly look at the phone screen while watching the child in the park and we look through his fingers because he is a good father, because he took the child to the playground, the mother is already frying in our minds and she has us to call social services. Fathers can get away with many things for which mothers would have been crucified a long time ago.
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Mothers are often judged by the public, and men with small children are treated well, they let them down the line and are helpful to them. All of you who have children will know what we are talking about, and for all of you who will be parents, you know what awaits you.
How people in public judge mothers and fathers differently:
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