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the women’s movement of the 1960s, “The Price of Motherhood’ may someday be regarded as the one that did the same for the mothers’ movement.”
When asked why she wrote “The Price of Motherhood,” Crittenden says: “By the time I had a child, I had already had a successful career in journalism, as, a reporter for Fortune, as a writer and foreign correspondent for Newsweek, and as an economic reporter for The New York Times. Becoming a mother struck me as both the most important and most challenging job I had ever had. I think many professional women tend to have that reaction. They take their job as a mother as seriously as they take the other jobs they have had. Yet they discover that our society, despite the lip service paid to mother
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