Staying Home Doesn’t Mean Staying Stagnant

I get down in the dumps more often than I’d like to admit. Usually about different things here and there and whatever’s going on in my life at the time. There was a time, though, that I struggled with Ethan going to work, and me staying home all day, every day with our girls.

If you are a working mom, either from home or out of the house, go you! If you are a stay-at-home mom, go you! Either way, however you are nurturing your children and providing them with the love they still need and deserve, you are doing a phenomenal job. Just because a mom decides to stay home doesn’t always mean that she will be present in her children’s lives, and just because a mom chooses to work outside the home doesn’t mean that she is distant from her children. Regardless of what you do as a mom, make sure that it counts. Be there for your children as best you can be. 

Is it difficult to be a Stay-At-Home Mom?

With that being said, choosing to be a stay-at-home wife goes the same way. If you are a working wife, good for you! If you are a stay-at-home wife, good for you! Make the effort to be the best wife you can be to your husband in or out of the home. Staying home doesn’t mean staying stagnant.

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