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What Kind Of Mom Are You, Based On The People You Trust For Parenting Advice
The person you trust the most for tips says a lot about who you are as a mom.CREATED WITH ROBINSONS SUPERMARKET
Don’t compare. How often do mothers hear this daily? Your child will develop at his own pace. Your parenting style is different. Your lifestyle isn’t the same as others.
While this advice comes from a good place, it’s also counterintuitive. Without one single guidebook to motherhood, how do we know we’re doing it right? You’re raising a person, after all. It would be nice to find some sort of affirmation that you’re not messing it up.
Maybe that’s why mothers talk to each other a lot — or go online or text their pediatricians. It’s not to compare, but rather to know how they’re faring so far. Am I doing well? Am I not doing enough? Am I acing this?
This is the proverbial village — the online forums, the parenting experts, the husband, the other mom in the pediatrician’s office, the pediatrician, the friends who had babies first. They all play a role in how a mother rears her child.
Do you want to know how other people influence your parenting style? Take this quiz to find out.
What Kind of Mom Are You, Based On The People You Trust For Parenting Advice
1. Your newborn keeps crying and just wants to suckle. You’re suddenly worried if you have enough milk. Maybe it’s gas. Maybe he is just in a “mommy” phase.2. Your 3-year-old has been on a rampage. You sit down next to her and she throws a fit. No matter what you do, she’s not happy. It’s tantrum season and you’re about to pull your hair out.3. Your toddler only wants to eat plain rice! Anything else you offer gets shot down. You’ve even resorted to the not-so-good stuff just because you’re desperate for a little variety.4. Every parent has had to deal with a kid refusing to do homework, but it’s a situation that’s been compounded by pandemic-induced homeschooling. Your grade-schooler loves taking extended recesses and ignores his or her modules.5. Your kids just aren’t getting along. They’re always trying to outdo each other. They’re always competing for your attention.6. Your pre-teen is hooked to her phone. She’s looking at the screen even during meals or tapping away during family movie night.7. You hate to say it, but your 5-year-old is acting a bit spoiled. She cries when she doesn’t get what she wants. Sometimes you feel like it’s your fault just because you give in to make things easier.8. You catch your son lying about breaking a family heirloom.9. You’re overwhelmed about working from home and schooling from home and just being at home in general. This is perfectly normal. Taking a break doesn’t make you less of a supermom. How do you want to unwind?Your Result inWhat Kind of Mom Are You, Based On The People You Trust For Parenting AdviceAre you looking for parental advice? Follow the Robinsons Supermarket Facebook and Instagram pages for more tips about raising kids and having a family. Make sure to catch Robinsons Supermarket’s “Wellness Moms Live” Facebook live stream on May 8, 5:30 p.m.
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