1. economic pressure: the family's financial source mainly depends on the mother, which may make the mother feel economic pressure and anxiety.

Solution: you can find other sources of family income, such as husband's work income and family members' alimony; Or you can consider starting your own sideline or part-time job.

2. Time management: stay-at-home mothers need to take care of children and housework, and time management may become a challenge.

Solution: You can make a reasonable schedule and plan the allocation time reasonably; Or you can consider seeking the help of family or friends to share the housework and child care tasks.

3. Self-realization: As a stay-at-home mother, I may feel that my value and ability are limited and I lack opportunities for self-realization.

Solution: You can participate in social activities, learn new skills, and participate in volunteer work. And expand their social circle and career development opportunities; Or you can find like-minded people to form a mutual support group to encourage and support each other.

4. Psychological stress: Stay-at-home mothers may face psychological problems such as loneliness, anxiety and depression.

Solution: you can seek the help of a psychological counselor or psychologist for psychological counseling and treatment; Or you can join the mother-infant community or online forum to share your experiences and feelings with other mothers and get emotional support and comfort.