A new-generation mom always needs an old version mom
A 24-year-old first-time mom will call her mom asking her what she thinks about her newborn’s cold symptoms and what remedies she suggests. A 34-year-old mom of three will call her mom to discuss her youngest’s math struggles and potential next steps for extra help. A 40-year-old mom struggling with sleepless nights and a never-ending to-do list and is in constant tears because she feels like she isn't connecting to her baby confides in her mom first. A 29-year-old mom asks her mom if she can watch her son so she can shower, check emails and get a little work done because she knows her son’s in the best hands when he’s with her. Moms of all ages need our moms. We need our mom's way beyond when we turn eighteen, move far away, or have kids of our own. And yes, we’re capable, responsible humans who can do all the things for ourselves, π£πΆπ΅ Sometimes we need reassurance that we're doing this motherhood thing well. ...