France is trying to reduce the economic cost to parents of having children through the Code de la famile. Evidence shows that in France, most individuals combine work and family due to subsidised child care, and the French have a positive outlook on non-motherly child care and actively seek creative child care solutions (Sara). Conservative individuals are open to working mothers, and such childcare arrangements. When a dual-earner family arrangement is adopted, men usually participates in household work and there is a predisposition towards shared care in France. The national golden standard of a dual-earning family with two to three children helped encourage positive attitudes towards gender roles where the child caring burden is not only
