The changing American workplace has led to some role-reversal in millions of households across the country.
Over the last four-decades, more and more women have entered the job market, leaving the traditional duties of cooking, cleaning and raising the kids to their husbands. In "Stay At Home Dads," WKSU's Kevin Niedermier visits with a father who proudly wears the title, "Mr. Mom"...
Rynett Vall talks about being the wife of a stay-at-home dad. She says her husband's job kept him on the road most of the week, and when the grant that financed his osteoporosis study ran out, their household changed.
Slowlane.com -- The on-line resource for stay-at-home dads.
Child Care -- Information on the U.S. Census Bureau web site about child care. (See the 1993 Data: "My Daddy Takes Care of Me! Fathers as Care Providers.")
"Mr. Mom's World" -- A feature on Salon.com - stay-at-home dads face down stereotypes and learn how undervalued the work of child care really is.
