Mom thinks about you at work too<\/p>\n
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The 30th of each month to cut off the bill<\/p>\n
4 weeks<\/p>\n
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\"I'm so tired today, I don't want to get up! I'm so tired today, I don't want to get up.<\/p>\n
But I haven't put my name on the diaper yet, and I haven't signed the contact book yet. ......\"<\/p>\n
\"Oops! Why don't you guys get up? Dad, help me get the kids up!<\/p>\n
You know, it's not cool for a dad not to help out.\"<\/p>\n
\"Why are you cursing people so early in the morning?\"<\/p>\n
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\"Mom, why aren't there any pink dresses?\"<\/p>\n
\"Oops! I'm sorry, I took the pink clothes to the cleaners!\"<\/p>\n
\"Then I don't want to go to kindergarten. No, no, no! I want to buy toys and eat barbecue!\"<\/p>\n
\"School has nothing to do with toys and barbecue!\"<\/p>\n
\"Look! There's a white dress. Wear this one.\"<\/p>\n
\"I'm not wearing white!\"<\/p>\n
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\ud83d\udc9aThe above scene should be an all-too-familiar start to the day for working moms (bitter smile), right? Mothers who are working women are more or less struggling to strike a balance between work and parenting. Mothers with preschoolers are more likely to feel guilty because they are separated from their children, or because of the opinions of their elders, relatives and friends, or because they see their children in tears and snot when they go to kindergartens or daycare centers, and they are always concerned about their children while they are at work.<\/p>\n
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