In today's society, working mothers are commonplace. As a woman, they hope to have their own career, which not only reflects their own value, but also reduces some of the burden on their family; at the same time, as a woman, family is a woman's lifelong career. From ancient times to the present, it seems to be women's mission to take good care of their husbands and educate their children. However, a woman's energy is limited after all. A competent mother and an excellent employee, we all want to do our best. But a woman only has one hand and one heart, only these 24 hours in a day, and only this life. How to choose? Should you give up your job because you feel sorry for your child, or should you be ruthless and entrust your child to others? This has undoubtedly become a dilemma faced by working mothers. "Working Mother's New Guide to Teaching Children" can be said to be a guidebook for working mothers to teach their children. Based on reality, it vividly portrays the parenting life of professional women: busy with work at work, busy with housework after get off work, passion and frustration coexisting, happiness and sadness coexisting. While pointing out the difficulties in life. It also provides working mothers with some tips and ideas on raising children, as well as various smart strategies for shaping the perfect working mother.
Reader comments
This book truly reflects the plight and helplessness of working mothers, which resonates with me. The author Wang Xinyue vividly demonstrates the difficulty of balancing career and family through the example of Dongdong's mother. There are many friends like this around me. It is really not easy for them to work hard at work and take care of their families at the same time. This book gives us a lot of practical advice so that working mothers can better balance work and family. It is well worth reading.
This book truly reflects the plight and helplessness of working mothers, which resonates with me. The author Wang Xinyue vividly demonstrates the difficulty of balancing career and family through the example of Dongdong's mother. There are many friends like this around me. It is really not easy for them to work hard at work and take care of their families at the same time. This book gives us a lot of practical advice so that working mothers can better balance work and family. It is well worth reading.