Geez, the women you all are ridiculing sound a lot like my mom! A devout Christian woman, got her Mrs degree at San Jose State, had 4 kids, was a lifelong housewife (with occasional part time home teaching and substitute teaching jobs), was in the PTA, a cub scout Den Mother and totally dependent on my dad. Loved to be in the kitchen (not barefoot though!) cooking for her family and taking care of babies, children, cats and the house. Or working in the garden. She enjoyed her lifestyle. One of the kindest people you'd ever meet. Different strokes for different folks I guess.
I don't think these women are like your mom. These women are saying that all women should stay home and have lots of kids. I do know some stay at home moms who aren't Christians and who for one reason or another made that choice. Plus, in past decades, it wasn't that hard to manage a household on one income, but it's not as easy these days unless the bread winner makes a lot of money. My daughter in law is a stay at home mom, but they only have two kids. To be honest, I wish she would at least get a part time job as my son had told me it's tough being the sole supporter of the family.
Working was very important to me and to most of my friends. Sometimes I worked part time so I could do more cleaning, and cooking, plus nursing is an extremely stressful job and working part time made it more enjoyable. Plus, if most women don't work, who is going to do the female dominated professions like nursing, teaching, and caring for children? A lot of doctors are females these days as well. Times have changed. We can't go back to the days when most women stayed at home and raised lots of kids. Male nurses and elementary school teachers are rare. When I did volunteer work in an elementary school, not one teacher was male. If you read the entire article I linked, you would get a better picture of what this movement is about.