Motherhood

from Mama.wifelife · host Brittney

This episode touches on important topics that have been on my mind as a mother: breastfeeding, mothering two children under the age of two, and the prospect of becoming a working mother after staying home for three years. These experiences tend to feel natural, beginning with an inexplicable maternal bond, yet end feeling self-sacrificial. You can catch yourself feeling grateful, though resentful and anxious. So much of being a mother is filled with self sacrifice & learning how to untangle being a mother, with being an individual. We’re all still learning, so leave your mom-guilt at the door and get ready for some real talk! Have any of your own stories you would like to share? E-mail them to me [email protected] Please Rate and Review the podcast and follow us on social media! www.instagram.com/mama.wifelife

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