Full Time Mom

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Full Time Mom is a Full-Time Job
(Sacrifice)




My journey of being a full-time mom. When you become a mother there are certain things that you are constrained to, as far as working, mommy time, and furthering your education. I will show how I plan to do every one of these things while being a mother.

After I had my son I was on paid leave for three weeks. I dreaded going back to work, seeing that it is good to bond with your new-born baby for the first few months. Working is a part of living so to offer my baby the proper living necessities I had to work. While working all I could think about was, how my baby is doing without me. Along these lines, I would work forty hours a week. In my off time, I was a full-time mother.

As the months went by and my baby got older. I thought about furthering my education. Seeing how I was a full-time mom and I had a full-time job, it became less and less an option for me. I would have to quit my job to do so, and that’s not an option at all. So, I put off going to school. Well, as the season change and the job positions got smaller I realized that I …show more content…

But its fine, I get One hour of mommy time every day when my baby is taking a nap. I normally just surf the web during this time. If he wakes up and watches T.V. that’s a little more time added to the hour. In the future I will be able to balance and fit this time in more often.

The word sacrifice means so much more to me now. Yes it’s hard and a challenge as well but, so, worth it. A struggle for a while? Yes, but in the end it’s all worth it. So, cutting back on hours at work and mommy time allows me to further my education. When I finish school, I’ll only have to focus on being a mother and my career. Which is the American dream to me. This is the lifestyle of many homes in America. You go to work your kids go to school and on weekend’s you spend time with your family or call over the babysitter for mommy time. So, sacrifice are so worth

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