A pediatrician and mom says it's normal to feel angry when your kids are sick, not just worried. These feelings deserve to be talked about openly instead of hidden away, and she invites parents into a community where they can share without shame.
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Being a mom is tough, and when our kids get sick, it could be an inconvenience that makes us feel guilty for feeling angry. As a pediatric doctor and fellow mom, I understand the struggles of balancing the care for our children with our daily responsibilities. Now, we want to do everything we can for our little ones, but sometimes it can feel so overwhelming. We're expected to keep it all together, but the truth is, when our kids get sick, it's not just sad, it can be an inconvenience that makes us angry. I think it's important that we talk about this. It's okay to have mixed emotions, and it's okay talk about them. It's part of being a parent, and it's nothing to be ashamed of. Let's support each other and remember that we're not alone in this. By being honest and real about our feelings, we can help each other navigate the challenges of parenting. So let's have these real conversations and be honest about our feelings. And remember, it's okay to talk about it. Join our community of Dr. Moms who have no shame in sharing these real-life feelings. You are not alone, and you should know that. Join us over at drmommembership.com. See you there.