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Now and I honestly believe that the hardest part of the transition from dance at home on floor It's honestly just the guilt of leaving my kids because I've been so used to having the hippie 24 seven being with me so has been so hard like me actually working that's not hard like me going into work But leaving them is hot and I like the best part of my day is coming home to them or coming to pick them up we got so that's part of my day Because I feel so bad about leaving them and I feel like that's probably something that a lot of other mom with your mom feels even sit at home all I felt so much guilt and kind Even just go to grocery store I thought that so let me know if you all the good thing
That is so true and that's something that I didn't understand until just recently. I always thought that I had to spend all day every day with my kids for them to understand that I love them, but that's really not the case at all. you for that reminder.
I worked last year for about eight or nine months and I noticed my kids were like I don't know kind of depressed cause they spent most of their summers stuck inside
And they were just so used to me being home all the time like we we go to the park or we go to the beach or the water park or the splash pad like we spent a lot of time outside and I know they weren't used to being stuck inside because
My mom was their babysitter at that time and she didn't like going outside because she also had my nephew who used to take off running out of the yard and run down the street. and so she didn't take them outside. So that was a lot hard.
And then I want to say it was like September October my mom up and decided that she was going to move out of state so I ended up quitting my job and staying home with my kids and I definitely seen a change in them like they were a lot more happier and they were
The man guilt though was definitely the hardest like I woke up before them so I'd be gone before they even woke up and I always worried about them so yeah the mom guilt was the hardest part
So I'm a stay-at-home mom and eventually I would love to get a part-time job. I'm definitely nervous to have to leave my kid, but I also think that having a job and not just being home all the time gives us that like little bit of times to ourselves.
Yeah, definitely. Since becoming a mom, I've pretty much always been a stay-at-home mom. And now that I work, I just feel so much less stressed. And it just honestly makes the time that I am with my kids so much better because I'm fully focused on just them.
Whereas when I was a stay-at-home mom, I was always worried about like, oh, I need to be doing something, I need to be doing something because that was my job, right? Like cleaning the house and doing all the things was my job. but now since I actually have a job I feel less pressure to do all those things and more.
Thank you so much it has been a little difficult obviously leaving your kids it's gonna be hard but it definitely has a lot of benefits and I feel a lot less stressed out and just I feel like my time with my kids are spent well now
Because I spend more quality time with them whereas before when I would play with them I would constantly in my head say oh my God I need to be doing this I need to be doing this I need to be doing this and now I don't find myself doing that because my time I want
Yes mom guilt was strong for me when I first started working like last year so I agree with you it's really enjoys it when you say go to see your kid so yeah I agree with you on that
I'm not a working mom or a stay at home mom but I'll tell you I used to feel so guilty when I drop my kids off at daycare I used to go back and pick them up and take them to work with me
So I was only a stay-at-home mom for like a couple of months after I had my kids. Well actually I went back to work right away after I had my daughter but it's tough. Like it is