Being a firstborn daughter in an African household often translates to an endless list of duties: cleaning, cooking, taking care of younger siblings, running errands – the list goes on. This “Superwoman Syndrome” robs them of a carefree childhood.
Being a firstborn daughter in an African household often translates to an endless list of duties: cleaning, cooking, taking care of younger siblings, running errands – the list goes on. This “Superwoman Syndrome” robs them of a carefree childhood.
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