Trad wife life

1950s - How to be a Good Wife

The #tradwife movement gets a lot of things right, but its not achieveable or even desireable for most mums. Look back just a bit further in recent history to learn a template for balancing family and work life that is (pre)revolutionary. The difference between a trad wife and a trade wife - one letter and a whole lot. Working Mums | Feminist Idea | Trad Wife Alternative | Motherhood | Family Life

Recently, my husband asked me to look for our car's title. In the process, I found a file full of letters and cards my children had written to me and many other treasures. I shared

Modern women are falling for traditional wife influencers. There’s a darker side, says Harriet Walker

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This comment is from Kelly Anne Mabee in response to something I wrote on Facebook. Many women seem to want me to STOP teaching women to be keepers at home since either they don't want

The tradwife movement is gaining popularity and also criticism. Is it something we should embrace or is it going backwards in a bad way?

Things to do as a stay at home wife with no kids. Hobbies and ideas to bust boredom as a stay at home wife. #stayathomewife

Good old days my ass. Advice taken directly from a 1950s Home Economics text book.

Alexia Delarosa, 29, from San Diego, is part of a growing movement of so-called 'tradwives' - short for traditional wives - whereby women live by old-fashioned gender stereotypes.

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AFTER quitting her dream life as a ballerina to move onto a farm with her husband, Hannah Neeleman adapted quickly to rural life. But the mum-of-eight recently hit back when people flooded the comm…