Riddhi Deorah argues that working mothers shouldn't feel guilty because providing financial security is part of parenting, and kids benefit more from a confident parent than constant physical presence. Quality time matters more than quantity.
You can't raise children with just love. You also need money to give them better opportunities. So don't feel that your job is not a part of parenting. When you're at job, you're still parenting your child. Your child just doesn't need you. They need a confident version of you. If your job helps you become the person who feels confident, then that's what your child really needs. Also, it's not the quantity of time that you spend with your child that matters. But the quality of time. So make the time spent together worth it. That's more than enough. Stop feeling guilty and tell yourself, I'm a mother and I'm always parenting my child whether I'm at work or I'm not at work. Make sure you save this and follow these 3 simple ideas to feel better. Also share it with a friend or a colleague who might need this.
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