While growing up the foodwork within my household was not shared equally among both my parents. Even with a full-time job, my mom did both lunch, and dinner cooking; my mom would prepare lunch before she left for work early morning. When cooking my mom would do everything from start to the end without any help, which included washing, cutting, cooking, and the cleaning-up process. After watching my mom be the primary homemaker, I have learned to accept that this is a requirement for all women, and it is your job to be a homemakers after marriage. When comparing it to now, the time constraint theory is shown since my mom left her full-time job for a part time job, hence she has more time for foodwork duties (Brady, Power, Szabo & Gingras, 2017).
