94. The invisible architecture of childhood: What primary caregivers carry - and why it matters
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Danielle Black discusses the often overlooked emotional and mental burdens carried by primary caregivers in the context of parenting after separation.
International Women’s Day bonus episode In this special episode, Danielle Black explores something rarely named in conversations about parenting after separation: the invisible architecture of childhood. The planning. The anticipating. The emotional holding. The daily mental load of raising children that rarely appears in legal documents, mediation rooms, or parenting orders. Across decades of research, we know that primary caregivers - most often mothers - carry the majority of this invisibl...
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