Mothers who are employed full-time spend nearly two-thirds more of their day feeding, bathing and caring for their children (under six) than their employed husbands do.
That's an interesting idea, Neil. Being outdoors always makes me feel better, and in Japan there's even a word for it - shinrin-yoku – translated into English as forest bathing.
And there's also the Japanese concept of Shinrin-Yoku, or forest bathing, which asserts that exposure to nature, you know forests and trees like this, can have all sorts of health benefits.