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So motherhood has never been easy.

But compared to today, our own mother's experience was a walk in the park.

Case in point.

I recall a friend who told me how her working mom friends are stressed to the max trying to get

dinner on the table every night.

And when she brought this to her mother's attention, her mother reminded her that in her day,

mothers weren't responsible for working a full-time job in addition to getting dinner on the table.

Getting a healthy dinner on the table was the job, or at least a big part of the job.

To give you an idea of what the modern mother's experience today is like, I'll read from a 2019 Facebook post from Mother of Three Sarah Buckley Friedberg.

She created a mock to-do list of what she claims society expects of mothers today and it went viral big time.

I'm going to read a little bit of it now. It's rather long, so I won't read the entire thing,

but you will definitely get the gist of it.

Society to working moms. Go back to work six to eight weeks after having a baby. The baby that

you spent nine to ten months growing inside of your body. Go back to work before you have finished

healing or have had time to bond with your baby. Keep your mind on work and not your tiny,

helpless baby that is being watched and cared

for by someone other than you. Make sure to break the glass ceiling and excel at your job. You

can do anything a man can do. It's your job to show society this. Show the world that women

can do it all. Rise to the top of your career. Also, breastfeed for at least a year. So take

two to three pumping breaks a day at work, but don't let it throw you off your game or you'll lose your

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