Parents Ask: Should I Go Back to Work After Maternity Leave?

On our sister site, Parents Ask, Psychiatrist Dr. Foster Cline, Dr. Ann Corwin and Dr. Bonnie Zucker discuss the reasons some new mothers who plan to go back to work when their maternity leave ends have doubts about resuming their jobs and whether kids with working moms suffer in the long run...

Watch the video about maternity leave at Parents Ask.

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sameldee
2 yearss ago

To be honest, I’ve done it both way’s w/both of my daughters and I have to honestly say, I am much happier as a mom w/a mixture, a balanced work and home life, with the majority of my time spent at home w/my family. In today’s society, I believe it is about choice and the choice is yours and only yours alone, after of course discussing this with your spouse, making your concerns known. But ultimately, you are the one who will be living with these life effecting decisions because no one can nor should make that decision for you. I believe you should explore your options and make your own decisions. One option to consider: http://shop.sweetdreamsmaternitywear.com/jointhecelebration.html Feel free to contact me if you have questions at inquiries@sweetdreamsmaternitywear.com Whatever choices you make, it should be one you are happy with!

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