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The stats behind moms who work outside the home; the myths and realities of “doing it all”
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4o% 61%
85% 8o%
48% 5o%Working mothers
who say they feel stressed
Stay-at-home mothers who say they feel stressed
Stay-at-home mothers who say they are “very happy” or “pretty happy”
Working mothers who say they are “very happy” or “pretty happy”
$78,oooHusband is primary
breadwinner.
How Happy Are Working Moms Compared WITH Stay-at-Home Moms?
WE'RE MORE SIMILAR THAN WE THOUGHT!
The State of the Working Mom
of women are now the primary or sole
breadwinners in the US.
of mothers work at home.
An increasing number of women are now the primary or sole breadwinners of their household—and yet mothers feel pressure to “do it all,” hearing conflicting information in the media, at work, and at home. Here’s a look at the current challenges and joys of
balancing the job of raising a child while also working outside the home.
KEEPING THE BALANCE
2011 Median Family Incomes
$7o,oooSpouses’ incomes are
about the same.
$8o,oooWife is primary breadwinner.
$11,ooo79% 5o%
We Can Do Better.While the number of working mothers grows,
significant inequities remain that we must work to fix.
Mothers’ average reduced rate of being hired
Mothers’ average reduced rate of work promotions
Inequality Among Working Mothers
Public Opinion
Mothers’ average reduction in
starting salary
12%A mother should work
full time.4o%
A mother should work
part time.42%
A mother should not work
at all.
“The more women help one another, the more we help ourselves. Acting like a coalition truly does produce results.”
- Sheryl SandbergLean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead
Sourceswww.gallup.com/poll/154685/Stay-Home-Moms-Report-Depression-Sadness-Anger.aspx www.statisticbrain.com/working-mother-statistics www.pewsocialtrends.org/2013/05/29/breadwinner-moms
Although more and more parents and partners are sharing the responsibilities of work and raising children, the public opinion can be stifling
for women who choose to work outside their home.