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Hi there , i am in SAME boat , i can feel what you have said..my toddler is 5 n half n younger one is just 7 months old , i am taking it slow , yet to get any new project, been a month since i returned from ML. MAIDS to kisi kaam ki ni h...bacche to in the end hume hi palne hain apne
Hey I was in the same situation 1 year back. I took a break from work and returned to work last week. This was the best decision I’ve taken. It’s ok to sometimes pause and take care of yourself. Taking a break from work gives you enough time to rest and rejuvenate. After I’m back to work I feel more energised and dedicated.
I have a toddler too and there is always a toss between professional and personal life. One best thing is you are still sticking to work, a lot of them quit. A lot of women have excelled and reached higher positions along with kids. The phase is stagnant but definitely not the journey! And you’re not alone, read this - https://www.quora.com/Can-we-just-normalize-that-a-woman-who-doesn-t-prioritize-household-chores-can-still-be-a-perfect-woman/answer/Srinath-Nalluri?ch=17&oid=1477743884937452&share=e254ecac&srid=htn9kk&target_type=answer
It's okay girl..!! You are already doing an amazing job. बच्चे jaldi बडे hote hai. Don't miss this time. They need you, spend time with them as much as possible. Company can replace you in a day. You have an entire lifetime to excel in your career but this बचपन is very short... And trust me we all are running to achieve this short-lived success but at the end we know what is the truth. BIG hug to you!!! 🤗
Hope your partner is equally contributing. If not, u can see about sharing few more responsibilities with him so that you cha focus on work as much as he is doing
It’s ok you are doing your best, it definitely takes time, don’t rush. Keep things slow and steady once baby starts going to
Play school you will have
A little more
Time to rest and upskill
Same boat my dear. I am not able to find good nanny also.
Parenting is a two people job.Divide the work between you ,your spouse and nanny.Take break for yourself in between or half an hour a day.These are required as long as the child is not fully independant .
Currently 3 months postpartum and this is my only fear.