“The Child’s View of Working Parents” by Cora Daniels reports an interview Daniels did with Ellen Galinsky, president of Families and Work Institute. This interview discusses the results of a survey Galinsky did with working parents and their children. Some of her findings are surprising. Daniels asks Galinsky, “What did you find when you looked at spillover from family life to work life?” (36). Galinsky reports that seventy-one percent of working parents say they have been in a good mood at work because of their children, but only thirty-seven percent say they are in a good mood at home because of their work (Daniels 36). These statistics indicate children make working parents enjoy their work more. Another question she asks is the following:
