Paternity leave is wasted on menfolk

How many fathers do you think want paternity leave?

Paternity leave is wasted on menfolk
Thu, 15 Oct, 2015 - 01:00
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My husband couldn’t wait to go to work the night I returned from hospital with our firstborn.

He thought breast-feeding was a great thing as he didn’t have to do night feeds.

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