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Motherhood Meets Medicine

161: LISTENER FAVORITE: Unlearning Traditional Gender Norms to Move Towards Household Equality with Kate Mangino, PhD

Motherhood Meets Medicine

Lynzy Coughlin

Medicine, Kids & Family, Health & Fitness

51.1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 May 2024

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Over the next few months, I’ll be mixing in some of our earlier Motherhood Meets Medicine interviews with new episodes. These ‘best of’ episodes are the most shared and listened to episodes of all time! Here is today’s featured episode with Kate Mangino, PhD all about unlearning traditional gender norms in the household. Gender norms are slowly changing in the everyday household. Men used to be the income providers and bring home the money while women would take care of the children and house chores. Since times have been changing, women are expecting more from their partners even as little as switching caregiving roles so the women can have some time to themselves for a minute or two. The women in my community have loved Kate's book Equal Partners and requested to have her on as a guest. Kate's role and expertise in social changes provides incredible insight into hard hitting questions from the community and change. Kate Mangino, PhD is a gender expert and professional facilitator who works with international non-profit organizations to promote positive social change. She has written and delivered curricula in over 20 countries about issues such as: gender equality, women’s empowerment, healthy masculinity, HIV prevention, and early and forced childhood marriage. She brings her lens of gender and social change to her debut book, Equal Partners, which addresses household gender inequality in the United States and offers practical advice as to what each of us can do to rewrite gender norms. While we are still working on changing social norms in this generation. In today's episode, we talk about gender norms and creating household balance. Kate will share what she learned during her research for her book, and she gives some excellent suggestions on how to raise conversations with your partner about gender. She will also share some data on raising boys and give some tips on how we can raise our boys to be caregivers as they grow older. In this episode we discuss: Women who had to leave the workforce to take care of the family and how that impacted the dynamic of the home. How to bring up a life changing conversation about gender roles. Encouraging boys at a young age to feel their emotions and put a name to it. Anyone can work on gender equality- not just those in a nuclear family. Why hours in a work day can be a big issue in dividing up family tasks throughout the day. Resources: Grab a copy of Kate's book, Equal Partners When Moms Outearn Their Husbands, They Gain More Housework, Study Says https://katemangino.com/ https://twitter.com/manginokate My sponsors: Navy Hair Care: Navy Hair Care Shampoo + Conditioner Navy Hair Care Charcoal Mask Connect with Lynzy: Join the Motherhood Meets Medicine community at patreon.com/motherhoodmeetsmedicine Instagram: @motherhoodmeetsmedicine Sign up for the weekly newsletter here lynzyandco.com Disclaimer: This podcast does not provide medical advice. The information on this podcast is for informational purposes only. No material on this site is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Hello everyone. Over the next few months I will be mixing new episodes with some of your

0:05.0

favorite episodes that you may have missed. These episodes have been the most shared

0:09.5

and listened to since the launch of Motherhood meets medicine. Let's do it.

0:13.2

Hello everyone. Today I will be chatting with Kate Mangino. Kate Mangino, PhD, is a gender expert and professional facilitator who works with international non-profit organizations to promote positive social change.

0:35.3

She has written and delivered curricula in over 20 countries about issues such as gender

0:40.1

equality, women's empowerment, healthy masculinity, HIV prevention, and early and

0:46.2

forced childhood marriage.

0:48.2

She brings her lens of gender and social change to her debut book, Equal Partners, which addresses household gender equality,

0:55.6

household gender inequality in the United States and offers practical advice

1:00.6

as to what each of us can do to rewrite gender norms. In today's episode, we talk about

1:06.4

gender norms and creating household balance. Kate will share what she learned during her research

1:11.6

for her book and she gives some excellent

1:13.8

suggestions on how to raise conversations with your partner about gender norms.

1:17.6

She will also share some data on raising boys and give some tips on how we can

1:21.6

raise our boys to be caregivers as they grow

1:23.7

older. Let's dive in. Just a little disclaimer before we start this episode.

1:27.6

This podcast does not provide medical advice. The information on this podcast is for informational purposes only.

1:35.0

No material on this site is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice,

1:39.3

diagnosis, or treatment. Our first sponsor today is Navy Hair Care. I have been working

1:48.0

with Navy Hair Care since they launched back in 2018. At that time I was about a year postpartum with our third child

1:56.3

and my hair was experiencing some trouble after some significant postpartum

2:00.8

hair loss. Navy really helped to strengthen my hair and I noticed a big

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