• S2 Ep5 Paul Morgan-Bentley: 'Maternal' instinct, baby-changing in pub toilets and what equal parenting really looks like

  • 2023/05/01
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S2 Ep5 Paul Morgan-Bentley: 'Maternal' instinct, baby-changing in pub toilets and what equal parenting really looks like

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  • Yes, there’s a dad on Mother Bodies! Paul Morgan-Bentley, author of The Equal Parent, chats to Rosie Taylor about his experience of becoming a gay dad via surrogacy and how that opened his eyes to gender inequalities in parenthood. 


    Paul chats about the research debunking the idea that only women are biologically primed to care for babies, his ongoing struggle to find gender-neutral baby changing places - and what equal parenting looks like when there aren’t any cultural pressures for one parent to do more.


    You can buy Paul’s book The Equal Parent here. Follow him on Twitter: @pmorganbentley.


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    Journalist Rosie Taylor is on a mission to find out why we so often fail to give mothers the care and support they need after birth and in the months and years afterwards. 

    On the Mother Bodies podcast, she speaks to fascinating guests about how politics, prejudices and systemic problems are affecting the postnatal care we receive – and what we can do to improve parents’ lives for the better.

    Subscribe now to get new episodes every Monday.

    (And please leave a review if you like what you hear!)


    www.motherbodies.com

    Insta: @motherbodies

    Twitter: @motherbodies


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Yes, there’s a dad on Mother Bodies! Paul Morgan-Bentley, author of The Equal Parent, chats to Rosie Taylor about his experience of becoming a gay dad via surrogacy and how that opened his eyes to gender inequalities in parenthood. 


Paul chats about the research debunking the idea that only women are biologically primed to care for babies, his ongoing struggle to find gender-neutral baby changing places - and what equal parenting looks like when there aren’t any cultural pressures for one parent to do more.


You can buy Paul’s book The Equal Parent here. Follow him on Twitter: @pmorganbentley.


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Journalist Rosie Taylor is on a mission to find out why we so often fail to give mothers the care and support they need after birth and in the months and years afterwards. 

On the Mother Bodies podcast, she speaks to fascinating guests about how politics, prejudices and systemic problems are affecting the postnatal care we receive – and what we can do to improve parents’ lives for the better.

Subscribe now to get new episodes every Monday.

(And please leave a review if you like what you hear!)


www.motherbodies.com

Insta: @motherbodies

Twitter: @motherbodies


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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