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Being a mom can sometimes be one of the most difficult on-going jobs, but Tamera Mowry talks working mom’s guilt & keeping the romance alive after after a new baby.
On Being A Working Mom:
Oh, girl, it’s inevitable. It’s going to happen, but the thing is that she has to change her perspective. One, it’s going to get easier each and every day. Change your perspective in a way whereas you want your kids to see you as an example of a person living out what they like to do and achieving their dreams. That helps me a little bit.
Advice For Parents:
One, work together. If you’re working together, you can have more time with each other to connect on that level. When I was nursing, my husband always brought Aden to me, so he was a part of the experience and he didn’t feel ostracized. It is very easy to forget about your partner, especially in the beginning. In the beginning if you’re nursing, you’re the baby’s sole provider because you’re giving them the food that they need. The other thing is just that you have to make time. You have to make time for each other to connect, to remember why you guys got together in the first place.
