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Childs play... breaking another female bastion is Steve Mitchell
Childs play... breaking another female bastion is Steve Mitchell, who has been elected chairman of Meltham Mills Toddler Group. Steve left his job as a transport manages eight months ago to look after his son Sam, now 16 months. His wife, Anne, works for Kirklees Councils Social Services department. He now helps run the under threes toddler group with other mothers. About 15 children attend each session on Monday and Wednesday mornings at the community centre. " Steve really loves children. When our son was born we decided I should return to work and he would look after Sam. The children at the toddler group seem to enjoy having a man around the place, " said Anne. 5th September 1990
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Huddersfield Examiner Archive
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Breaking Gender Barriers - Steve Mitchell, the Trailblazer at Meltham Mills Toddler Group
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. In a world where gender roles are often deeply ingrained, one man is challenging societal norms and breaking down barriers. Meet Steve Mitchell, a devoted father who has shattered another female bastion by being elected as the chairman of the Meltham Mills Toddler Group. Eight months ago, Steve made the courageous decision to leave his job as a transport manager in order to care for his 16-month-old son, Sam. His wife, Anne, works for Kirklees Councils Social Services department and together they decided that Steve would take on the role of primary caregiver. Nowadays, you can find Steve happily running the under threes toddler group alongside other mothers. With about 15 children attending each session on Monday and Wednesday mornings at their local community center, it's clear that he has become an integral part of this nurturing environment. Anne proudly states that "Steve really loves children" which is evident in his dedication to creating a welcoming space for all toddlers. The presence of a caring father figure seems to bring joy not only to Sam but also to all the children at the toddler group. Steve Mitchell's story serves as an inspiration and reminder that parental love knows no boundaries or gender stereotypes. He stands tall as proof that anyone can break free from traditional expectations and make a positive impact in childcare settings.
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