Opinion by Alyssa Rosenberg: Paid leave. Postpartum mental health care. Equal access to changing tables. Help providing. Men deserve family policy just as much as women do.
One model for the United States might be to allow men to transfer leave to their partners only if they take a minimum leave themselves, suggests Dads Caucus founder Rep. Jimmy Gomez . Linking providing and caregiving in this way could encourage men who do have access to paid leave to take it.So can the testimony of other men. Taking 12 weeks of paternity leave “cemented confidence in my abilities to nurture and care for my daughter,” Rodrigo Stein, director of health equity at D.C.
Realigning the United States’ caregiving infrastructure to give men equal opportunities to parent would be a win for women, too. That’s why advocacy groups, such as
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