Oh, I agree.
If you stay at home with your kids in your 40s, then you're a loving mom.
Do it in your 20s and it's like LOL GET A DAMN JOB.
And now I'm in my 40s and everyone expects me to have a glamorous career, but I'm still tied to the home. Once you're a mom, you're a mom, and then you're stuck in post-homemaking "pretend to have a career, but don't take on any activity that keeps you from cooking dinner and doing the ironing, or requires you to travel more than 30 minutes from the house" for decades thereafter.