Working Mom Guilt

So, you started your career—got pregnant—went on maternity leave—and six weeks after your baby was born you had to return to work. What is a mom to do when she is faced with the responsibility of having to work, but she feels guilty about leaving her baby for 8 hours a day? If you are a mom that is experiencing “working mom guilt”, then rest assure that you are among millions. There is good news about working moms—according to the experts, working moms, on average, are said to be healthier than stay-at-home moms. Researchers have found that stay-at-home moms are more likely to become depressed than a mother who works outside of the home. So, when you are driving on your way to work tomorrow morning, don’t feel guilty! Remember, whether you are a stay-at-home mom or a working mom, you deserve to pamper yourself!

Source: Family Education
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