It's 2018 and things have been changing for good. In some part of the world or if you ask anyone ‘who needs to support the family financially?’ the answer will be the Father. Well, even though it's 2018 there are still some stereotypes that people all over the world believe. A couple from New Zealand, not just any couple but the Prime Minister and her Partner are trying to change the world by breaking all stereotypes.
Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand gave birth to a baby girl on June 21 and she is the first world leader in nearly 30 years to give birth to a child while in office.
According to the Facebook post, "2 days after the baby was born - with midwives, standard in NZ hospitals - she introduced her to the country during a press conference on the nightly news. It was really lovely. She named her Neve Te Aroha. Te Aroha means 'The Love' in Maori. It represents ALL the names that were submitted (upon her request) from various tribes throughout the country and was her attempt at capturing them all."
She is a woman who believes motherhood does not always mean sitting back at home with stretchmarks. She goes back to running the country in 6 weeks. On the other hand her partner Clarke is all set to give up his day job as a TV host, stay at home and look after the baby.
A baby is an equal responsibility of both the parents. We respect Clarke for what he did. The world needs more people like Clarke.
