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Emily Fredrix Goodman is a writer and mother in New Jersey, where she lives with her husband and son. After a career as a journalist, she now works in communications. She writes the newsletter Caregiving Crisis, which examines the economic implications of the pandemic's toll on caregivers.
As the number of primary income earners rises, their shouldering of tasks and the ‘invisible load’ doesn’t lessen.
Being a working mom is my superpower. But the term “working mom” is outdated, ineffective at capturing who we—moms—all are, and is dismissive of all parents.
I've been nervous about my return to work–but my six-year-old son has been my biggest inspiration.
"Was there germ-time when you were in kindergarten?"
Life brings us back, so often, to where we start. Like rocket ships orbiting the earth. Or a virus traversing the globe.