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[quote=Anonymous]Your question is why my company got rid of primary and secondary and just said parental. Your husband should take his 4 months and establish himself as a primary parent for his child. It’s important for your family that your husband is equally invested in caretaking in the early days. And frankly from a societal perspective men must take all of their leave so that companies realize their workers are humans. How do they define primary and are there any time limits on when the time should be taken? Historically at my company most men took their 4 months after the wife returned to work so that the baby entered daycare at 8 months. For those with a stay at home wife they took their 4 months as of day 1 because they were the primary caretaker of the baby while their wife was recovering. [/quote]
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