Ep. 38 · When a Child Gets Sick, Why Do They Always Call Mom? (We wanted equality. What we got was a double shift. — 2/8) | Extreme Daily® Podcast

Does your chest tighten too the second the school or kindergarten calls? Because you don’t think: “Who’s calling?” You think: “Is my child okay?” And then another question comes up. The one almost nobody ever talks about: If a child gets sick… who do they call? Mom. In this episode, we talk about the invisible responsibility that so many women still carry today. About why, when a child gets sick, there’s a problem at school, forgotten equipment, or an emergency, the system almost always calls the mother first. And what that really says about equality, motherhood, and the “second shift” women live every single day. If you’ve ever felt like: ✨ you always have to be available ✨ you’re the one who has to fix everything ✨ you never truly switch off ✨ you’re carrying invisible 24/7 on-call duty ✨ responsibility for the child still falls on you by default most of the time …then this episode is for you.   If you enjoyed this episode, you can listen to all podcast episodes inside the Extreme Training®️ app.   https://onelink.to/extremetraining   You can download the app using the link above or directly from the App Store and Google Play Store.   Inside the app you’ll find:   • FREE Summer Challenge • Free workouts • Free podcasts • 350+ workouts • 1,825+ recipes • Programs for beginners, advanced, professional, senior, pregnancy and postpartum • Extreme Dance®️ • Challenges and new programs throughout the year • Extreme Fashion®️ Shop with exclusive discount codes   Available worldwide in multiple languages.   With love, Vida 🤍