Children whose mothers are employed have more negative social outcomes than children of stay-at-home mothers.

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Research has shown that the employment status of mothers does not necessarily lead to more negative social outcomes for children. Factors such as the quality of the parent-child relationship, parental well-being, and the quality of childcare play more significant roles in children's social development.

Children Whose Mothers Are Employed Have More Negative Social Outcomes