Boy cooking
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/boy-moms-cooking-lessons-sons-b2400726.html What do you see in the picture? Why did boys cooking with mums make headlines over summer? Til Tok influencer Laura Elizabeth Graham went viral over summer for posting a video of her teaching her son to cook with the caption, "Making sure my son can cook so he's not impressed by your daughter's Stouffer's Lasagna" (Stouffers is a brand of frozen pizza.) She went on to say that her son would expect a home cooked meal from his future wife. (the photo above is not Laura Elizabeth Graham) Why do you think this went viral? What are the assumptions around this statement? A debate was sparked across social media - what do you think the arguments were? Many people commented that they were also teaching their boys to cook because it was a necessary life skill for independence. The hashtag #teamdaughterinlaw went viral - why? "Showing a young boy how to cook just...