Womens Business

A mother's guilt never ends.

 

You can never quite do enough, try juggle enough, be enough in an age where the demands of family, work and (hopefully) a personal life keep you hopping morning, noon and night.

 

Huffington Post titles tell mothers how to "Be a Working Mom Without Hating Your Life," "End the Mommy Guilt for Good!" and "Conquer Mommy Guilt Once and for All."

 

But what if you needn't feel so guilty in the first place?

 

What if the very fact that you're a working mom actually has substantial and meaningful benefits for your children?

Via The Learning Factor

Through necessity, I've been a working mom my whole life. At times it was tough to balance all my responsibilities and if I was truly honest, I was the person who carried most of the burden and guilt. I strived for perfection, the desire to be superwoman, the commitment to be a perfect wife, the expectation to be a stellar employee, and an available daughter to attend to tasks for my aging parents. But most of all I wanted to be the best mom I could be. Having come out the other side of a vortex

Via The Learning Factor