Would historical questions about parenting in times past be acceptable here? For example, suppose I want to ask about the typical weaning age in 1850's Russia, what kind of chores were typical for a 12-year-old in rural Ireland in 1930, or whether there were any widely-recognized guidelines for corporal punishment of children in Ancient Rome around the second century CE. Are such questions acceptable here? To be clear, many would be on-topic on History Stack Exchange, but being on-topic elsewhere has never been a specific closure reason on the Stack Exchange network.

Would historical questions about parenting in times past be acceptable here? For example, suppose I want to ask about the typical weaning age in 1850's Russia, what kind of chores were typical for a 12-year-old in rural Ireland in 1930, or whether there were any widely-recognized guidelines for corporal punishment of children in Ancient Rome around the second century CE. Are such questions acceptable here? To be clear, many would be on-topic on History Stack Exchange, but being on-topic elsewhere has never been a specific closure reason on the Stack Exchange network.

An example question might be:

I'm writing a historical novel and want to make sure that my child protagonist's life is portrayed reasonably accurately. Would the typical daily chores of an 10-12 year old girl in rural western Ireland around 1930 be mostly domestic in nature (sewing, mopping, washing, etc.) or did little girls regularly work in the field alongside their brothers?