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Women often shoulder more household responsibilities than men, from cooking and cleaning to caring for children. Recently, a working mother highlighted this reality by sharing a video of her daily life. In the clip, she is seen managing two children, one sick and the other needing constant attention, while also cooking and balancing her work. Through her video, she candidly speaks about the challenges of handling everything at once and reminds viewers that behind every happy home is a mother quietly juggling endless tasks. In the video, the woman is seen cooking while caring for her sick child. She also shows her other little one playing alone in the bedroom. The clip offers a glimpse into how she manages both kids and household work simultaneously. She speaks openly about the challenges mothers face in balancing everything on their own and reminds viewers that, even as a working woman, she often has to handle it all, whether anyone is there to help or not. A Mother’s Daily Struggle She can be heard saying, “This is mother’s life, bacha bimar hai, ek taraf khana bhi banana hai, ek bache ko dekhna hai, saath mein dusre bache ko dekhna hai, ghar se kaam bhi karna hai, working woman hun, toh ye hoti hai mothers life, jo sirf maa ko hi jhelna hota hai. (This is a mother’s life, one child is sick, I have to cook one side, look after one child, take care of the other and work from home too. I’m a working woman and this is what a mother’s life is like, something only a mother goes through).” “Dono bachon ko nahi chod sakte, ek gir naya jay, ek bukhar se pareshan hai. Lekin ye sab sirf maa ko dekhna hai. (I can’t leave either of the children; one might fall, and the other is unwell with a fever. But in the end, it’s the mother who has to handle everything),” the woman added. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pranvi ki Maa✨ (@pranvi_ki_maa) Social Media Question Husband’s Role Reacting to the post, a user wrote, “I don’t understand why she planned two when her husband cannot afford 1 helper or is mentally mature to understand that his wife is working too, even though he needs to contribute something besides in the act of producing babies.” Another shared, “Thank you for reminding me not to get married.” “I don’t understand why husbands can’t help at this point,” a comment read. “Bas paida karne tak ka hi contribution tha bhai ka,” read another comment. An individual stated, “Take a stand for yourself. Learn to confront people, even at the risk of being disliked. Stop being a people pleaser.” Another mentioned, “Children are not born in a single day. It was both of your choices to have two kids at the age gap of almost a year, when you know that your husband’s contribution is less to raise your kids in an appropriate manner. So don’t just blame your husband because it was you to carried another kid knowing the consequences. Sorry if I am wrong here. Think it again.” One commenter noted that this situation is, sadly, all too common in our country. Many sons grow up witnessing their mothers handling all household responsibilities and come to see it as normal for women to do everything at home. As a result, they often fail to respect or appreciate their wives’ efforts. The commenter also highlighted that many married women end up managing everything on their own.
