So I just saw this video on Instagram so I know that it's true. This guy says that research

confirms that being a mother alone at home with your children is more

challenging than 99.9% of regular occupations worldwide.

The data shows that cortisol spikes are the highest when you're interrupted, lacking control

of the situation, and when there are intense emotions involved, especially with your loved ones, all of which are directly associated with being a mother.

So unless you are a soldier or working in an emergency room room which includes similar cortisol spikes.

Your job isn't as stressful compared to being a mother.

What do you think? I agree. I mean I can't say what it's like to be a soldier or work in an ER,

although I can say that I was just at the ER all weekend, all Sunday,

for about six hours with my son because he fell and nearly knocked his tooth out.

Very stressful.

Very stressful indeed.

It happened on Saturday he was at his dad's house and they were just

playing in the living room and you know he was with our daughter in the other room for a second and just her

just a huge bang ran in there

Athie had stood on a like portable clothing rack with wheels just playing as boys do, five-year-old

boys do and he fell right on his face and I got the call that there's blood everywhere, blood everywhere.

Oh my God.

Jump in the car, go over there.

And yeah, his mouth was covered in blood. I just held him. I'm covered in blood and I tried to touch in his mouth and then I saw that his right front tooth was really very loose and I was like okay off to the

ER we go. So Alfie and I went to the ER and we were there for hours and everything was fine. I mean his tooth is loose

it's probably gonna come out thank. It's his baby tooth. And even the doctor said that his

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