The Mandalorian's Lessons on Paid Leave for Men - Ms. Magazine

The Mandalorian's entire plotline is based on the natural desire to take care of “the child” and protect it. Our hero unapologetically shows how badass it is to be a caregiver. FathersDay2023

, while 92 percent of women said they were comfortable taking all of their paid parental leave when they have a child, only 71 percent of men felt the same way, with the majority saying that it was because their industries expected men to take less time off.

This is why characters portrayals such as the Mandalorian are so important: Whether it was passing up on beers with his team to clean up Baby Yoda vomit, struggling to find “childcare” for Baby Yoda before embarking on especially dangerous bounty hunts, or—well—the entire show’s plotline hinging on the Mandalorian’s natural desire to take care of “the child” and protect it, our hero unapologetically shows how badass it is to be a caregiver.

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