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etc. while mothers themselves had to help out during their childhood, especially in large families, they haven’t imposed this on their daughters, for whom learning about cooking is done as they go along and not through voluntarist teaching. it’s by watching and imitating that young girls take their first steps in cooking: “with my kids, i did the same as my mum did with me: i didn’t ask them to help, they just got involved if they wanted to,” tells one of the girls. posted on 26 mars 2015 -- posted on 26 mars 2015 in alimentation , reflections , women’s behaviour tags : cooking , education , mother domestic home help services, a precious aid for women used more and more by active women to avoid being overwhelmed with household chores, domestic home help services are an excellent way of offloading certain obligations… for a relatively inexpensive price. particularly interesting from a financial point of view due to the tax relief that home help services benefit from, they are being resorted to more and more by young active families, mainly when the mother goes back to work while her child is still young. how do women recruit their employee? according to a credoc study from 2008, the majority of families choose their domestic help based on feeling. their recruitment criteria are generally quite vague, revolving more around the person’s interpersonal qualities and the first impressions they give, rather than their specific skills (the majority of employers admit to not knowing the level of education of their employee!). entrusting one’s house or child to somebody requires total trust, and that’s the criteria that dominates the most: 98% have complete trust in their employee and 35% even consider them to be a friend or member of the family. in fact, two-thirds of the time, employees remain with the same family for at least two years. it’s mostly women who are in charge of recruiting people thanks to word-of-mouth: they follow the advice of friends or acquaintances who have already made use of domestic help services. women also handle the “social” aspects (daily instructions, conversations, etc.), whereas men generally handle administrative aspects (writing up the contract, preparing payslips, etc). posted on 19 mars 2015 -- posted on 19 mars 2015 in reflections reading, an illustration of the feminisation of cultural practices for a long time dismissed from the scholarly world of books – it took them 350 years to enter the academié française, as laure adler and stéphane bollmann remind us in les femmes qui lisent sont dangereuses (« women who read are dangerous « ) – women have largely made up for their setback: today, they read on average 5 books more than men each year, and represent 53% of the market for novels. reading has become more and more of a feminine affair over the last thirty years: while essays, comics, science fiction and detective stories are by and large read by men, almost all of the other categories of books are bought by women as a majority. there are fewer women who never read, and amongst the french people who claim to read regularly, women read more books than men (insee 2005 < http://www.insee.fr/en/ffc/docs_ffc/ref/fhparit08h.pdf > ), all socio-professional categories and ages combined. read more posted on 15 mars 2015 -- posted on 15 mars 2015 in reflections tags : culture , reading american mums are short on friends after the birth of their children, women tend to go out less and dedicate less time to each other. focus on the family unit is to the detriment of relations with friends. according to a study led by cafemom , mums claim that while they know a lot of people, they rarely have true friends… which they miss enormously. on average, mums have two true friends, and 30% think that none of the people they know can be considered as a friend. these relations are therefore superficial, involving people with whom they share some nice moments but whom they don’t feel they could rely on in times of crisis. while they converse a lot with neighbours (particularly mums whose children go to the same school), these relationships are not considered to be very close for two-thirds of them. moreover, 32% never speak to their neighbours. the concept of « local community », with solidarity and mutual aid amongst neighbours, isn’t a reality for them: « you shouldn’t believe what you see on desperate housewives, i’ve never been greeted with muffins when moving to a new area! » says one young mum ironically. posted on 21 février 2015 -- posted on 21 février 2015 in reflections tags : mother behaviour , usa wearing perfume, an almost sacred beauty ritual the majority of women put perfume on every day, so much so that 143,000 bottles of perfume are sold every day in france (source: planetoscope ). and what might seem like a simple beauty step has a much deeper cultural dimension in reality… the use of perfume goes back to antiquity when it was used in religious rituals (as offerings to gods, for embalming bodies amongst the egyptians). perfume was therefore originally associated with sacredness. today still, this theme can be found in many adverts: perfume is seen as a mysterious essence because it’s invisible yet extremely powerful, almost magical. it was during the renaissance that it started to be used in a similar way to its current use: perfume and glove-makers made scented gloves for aristocratic women, designed to enchant men who followed in their footsteps. it was only in the 19th century that the atomizer was invented and women started to disperse their perfume on the hottest parts of their body (nape of the neck, wrists) to better activate the particles. read more posted on 13 février 2015 -- posted on 13 février 2015 in reflections tags : beauty , perfume cafemom website creates an indicator of mums’ quality of life cafemom ’s indicator came into being because of an observation: as mums are generally the bond that cements family relations, their mood greatly influences the overall frame of mind of the household. this is why, in summer 2010, the site decided to create the momindex , a bi-annual index that measures the quality of life of american mums. the aim of this new type of index was to show that mums’ satisfaction in life doesn’t just depend on their level of education or their salary, but on human factors above all else. cafemom identified 5 major themes that influence mums’ wellbeing: themselves, their children, their relationships, their financial situation, and the world in which they live. read more posted on 2 février 2015 -- posted on 2 février 2015 in reflections tags : couple , mother , usa beauty and sensuality are significant assets in the job market for some decades, studies have shown that people who are considered to be physically beautiful are at an advantage in a number of areas, both private and professional. three recent books confirm this trend by showing that beauty has become a major factor in building a career… 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