Redefining Motherhood as Fierce Support, Not Self-Depletion What They Don’t Tell You About New Motherhood. Take A Look
Motherhood is often romanticized. Glowing social media feeds and picture-perfect baby magazines paint a rosy picture of cooing newborns and blissful bonding. But what about the reality?
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Does fulfilling the societal archetype of the self-abnegating mother necessitate the complete giving up of one’s own well-being?
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Redefining Motherhood as Fierce Support, Not Self-Depletion We weren’t designed to navigate this journey alone. Take A Look
The proverb, « It takes a village to raise a child, » resonates far deeper than mere sentimentality. In traditional Arab societies, it encapsulated a profound truth – motherhood wasn’t a solitary endeavor. Mothers relied on a network – a village – of extended family and friends to share the joys and burdens of raising children.
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Have you ever chuckled at the idea of a « syndrome » for feeling overwhelmed as a mom? But then, as the conversation unfolds, find yourself nodding in recognition?
