A World Cup champion, also struggles to afford childcare
for beauty blog and Glossier brainchild Into the Gloss. But while she dutifully laid out her on her beauty arsenal—“Fenty everything” and a small army of acne-fighting skin products—the most revealing moment was when she discussed the struggles of being the only mom on the team.I’m the only mom on the national team [USWNT].
And then amongst the National Women’s Soccer League [NWSL], there are seven of us. It’s so hard, oh my God. The best way I can describe it is that it takes a lot of mental toughness. Of my career in the NWSL, I’ve only played one season where I wasn’t a mom. Trying to figure out a routine is probably the hardest thing, and because I got traded a lot, I had to find new babysitters and child care all the time.
Child care in particular was very difficult, because it’s expensive and we don’t get paid much. If I put [my son] in a daycare, that’s my entire paycheck, you know?that the salary range for players on the USWNT range from $16,538 to $46,200, while the range for men is far higher. McDonald’s teammate Megan Rapinoe said that going to more league games and buying merch are ways to help support their
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