Modern motherhood

Focusing on women's experiences of motherhood in England from 1945 to 2000, this book presents a groundbreaking historical study enriched by 160 oral history interviews. It delves into the evolving roles and challenges faced by mothers during this period, providing unique insights into their personal narratives and societal changes. The work sheds light on the complexities of motherhood, making it a vital resource for understanding the cultural and historical context of women's lives in the latter half of the twentieth century.