A 44%-plurality of at-home moms considers the increase in working mothers bad for society; about half as many (22%) say the increase is good for society and the remainder take a neutral position (31%). By contrast, working moms are split almost evenly between positive (34%), negative (34%), and neutral (31%) views of how this trend is affecting society. Read More
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