TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月17日 05時16分

On the scrubbed streets of Stockholm are #dads balancing Joolz strollers, looking up from their cell phones to shake stuffed animals in an infant’s face; bearded dads in beanies with #newborns on their laps at a café; dads pushing a pink bicycle up a hill as a helmeted child sulkily hoofs it. These three #fathers all on parental leave were photographed out with their children there in September. #Sweden, prodded by feminists, saw early on that maternity leave wasn’t enough and that giving only women leave created a system where women disproportionately did the household labor, so in 1974 it became the first country to implement paid paternity leave. The country realIzed that traditional parenting supercharges the #gender gap, writes Irin Carmon, and that in order to achieve equality, #men have to transform too. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @elinkberge—@instituteartist for TIME

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