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There is a new study that says moms with jobs outside the home are healthier and happier than full-time mothers.
But happiness doesn`t have to belong to one group or the other.
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7 Comments
Not even close to being perfect. But I love my kids.
I'm sure my parents loved me too.
thanks for sharing such a nice post.
This is a great blog! I'm a stay at home mom and there are many days I wish I had a job just for some adult conversation and interaction (in real life not through the computer) I can understand why the study you mentioned would have got those results but I don't think the grass is always greener on the other side...working moms often have guilt about not being home with their kids. Do the best you can and be supportive of others. Being a mom is the hardest and best job ever. I wouldn't trade it for anything (most days, lol)
beautiful ..
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