“…The historians Hamlett and Hoskins (2011), however, rightly criticized the concomitant and romantic idea of the home space as a separate economic sphere outside the forces of production and wage labor, as it ignores not only female domestic labor and crafts, but also the wage labor of domestic servants who were often teenage children. If, however, the domestication of both women and children both began early, its parallel, continuous, and progressive development is open for questioning.…”