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Some thoughts about stay-at-home mothers
0 1. I have so much to write about stay-at-home mothers. I didn't put this in when I introduced myself, because many people think the word "stay-at-home mom" sounds a bit negative.

I don't think "stay-at-home mom" is a shame. On the contrary, if I say it now, it will be a particularly precious experience.

03. I used to be a stay-at-home mom 1 1 year. Later, because my second child went to kindergarten, I began to step into the photography industry slowly.

In those years when I was a stay-at-home mother, I won the second prize in the National Knitting Competition, which was 15 years ago. Later, a friend opened a knitting shop and always made samples of sweaters I knitted.

In order to take care of my son's health, I learned to cook vegetarian dishes and distributed recipes in the kitchen for a while. At that time, I didn't insist on updating in the kitchen because I didn't have a vision of development and didn't see the development trend of the Internet.

I not only learned to be a vegetarian, but also learned to bake. At that time, I had two choices, opening a bakery or taking pictures. Later, I chose photography.

07. The photography industry I am now engaged in is also the basic skills I learned during my stay-at-home mother. When a child enters the park, someone asks if he wants to take the order, so he takes the order directly.

When my children were young, I gave them good company. Although I sometimes talk to them in a bad tone in recent years, such as cynicism, because of work pressure and economic pressure, the two children have a strong foundation, and they quickly changed their minds and pointed out the harm I caused them when we spoke.

09. The opportunity to be a full-time mother is forced. When I was 6 months pregnant, my mother-in-law said not to take the baby and not to change diapers. I was very confused. I can't take the baby off, because she can't take the baby away, so I insist on taking it myself when I am born. It turns out that my baby didn't waste my 1 1 year of full-time mother experience.

10, in recent years, I often feel that I have not insisted on doing things, such as writing a parenting diary before, and I have not insisted; Writing recipes did not persist; I didn't insist on writing knitting lessons ... but now that I think about it, I've been a full-time mother 1 1 year. I don't think I can't insist, but I didn't have a good direction at that time, and it was ok to do everything to the extreme. There is no need to do one thing to the end. Life is infinite.