The actor of the diploma of the paddock opened on the fault of Mom and how she feels a return to work after the birth of the Dua daughter. During the World Summit forbes 30/50 in Abu -Dababi spoke about Deepika Travel by motherhood And how it changed her approach to her work.
“Yes, I believe that motherhood itself was so incredible that I am sure that somewhere, if not deliberately, it would be subconsciously affected by the fact that the movies and the roles I decided by going forward. Saying this, I believe I was well aware and realized before motherhood.”
“I think where I am in my life now, how to manage my mother, as a new mother, with the return of yes- and I am sure there are some incredible women who can give me wise, some wisdom, whatever it is to be able to manage my daughter and her life and return to work without feeling guilty. I think I will understand.
On the work front, Dipika last saw in films such as Fighter, Kalki 2898 AD and Singham.
Mom’s wines are true; But it needs to change
Social media filled with images seemingly ideal moms that bake home snacks, participate in complex crafts and keeping impeccable houses – all, juggling. It is easy to feel that you are missing.
Mom’s fault is something that almost every mother is experiencing at some point. No matter how much love and effort you pour into raising children, there is always a small voice that tells you what you should do more. Here are the five most common witches that moms fight:
Not spending enough time with your children – whether you are a working mom or just busy daily duties, it is easy to feel that you don’t pay enough attention.
Wanting “time”-the mama often feel guilty of the loneliness, but self-care is important. Happy and well resting mom is better for everyone.
Loss of patience – shouting or disappointed can make moms feel terrible, but raising children is difficult and no one is perfect.
Without providing a “perfect” childhood-in social media, pressure on moms create the perfect moments, making them feel that they don’t do enough.
Balancing a career and family -The work moms feel guilty that they are not at home, while moms who stay at home may feel guilty of contributing to financially.
Moms need to know that feeling guilt does not mean you are doing something wrong. It just means you care. Instead of seeing the guilt as a sign that you don’t get, you see it as a reminder of your love and dedication. Often we are much more difficult for ourselves than we are on others. Give yourself permission to be human. It’s not how many hours you spend with your baby, but the connection you build at these moments. Even if you have a busy schedule, simple deeds – reading a story at bedtime, shaving or hugging – create strong bonds.
Every mom has his own journey. What works for one family may not work for another. Instead of comparing, focus on what is best for your baby and your circumstances.
