Should Moms Stay At Home? | Middle Ground

We need a "Kids raised by working moms VS kids raised by stay at home moms" I'm sooo curious to know what their opinions and results are

To the lady that lost her husband to suicide, my heart goes to you. Stay strong.

Make a ''Childfree by choice women vs Mothers'' episode, pls. I'm sure there are many of us who are conflicted about motherhood and would love to hear both sides.

Every mom was so kind understanding thoughtful and non-judgmental. A very wholesome and eye opening episode

You should do stay at home dads vs working dads next!

I think women (and men) should have the choice of if they want to stay at home or not. Somehow staying at home has become looked down upon which is the exact same problem in reverse. Choices people choices.

This video is proof that ALL mothers need support systems regardless of whether they work or stay home. Shout out to these women and all of the others who make it work despite the lack of support.

I'm German and I feel so lucky that we get a minimum of 1 year of maternity leave. I'm not a mother yet, but I can't imagine how hard it is to go back to work after such little time and having little to no support.

I'm in law school (24 yrs old), and I know 100% I want to have kids. However, I cannot wrap my brain around how I am going to have a career with notoriously long work hours while raising children. I mean.,. I have two cats and leaving them is hard. My mom worked my whole childhood and got home at 8pm everyday. I missed her, but I think that's why I'm so ambitious and independent. It's a double edged sword. What this video and my own experience working in law has taught me is that we NEED maternal leave. Not just for 8 weeks, but for 4 months at LEAST. Babies and mothers shouldn't be separated within two months of birth, and I wish our country prioritized women and children for where we didn't have to do that.

The story about the lady being pressured into an abortion broke my heart. Lots of women are pressured into it by their partners and it's something that I dont think is talked about enough

In case Megan sees this.. my mom lost my father when she was pregnant with her third child (miscarried unfortunately) and I wanted to let you know that even though my sister and I have hard times every once in a while, I am incredibly proud of how we were raised and she raised two strong and independent women ❤️

Everyone's situation is different. Being a stay-at-home mom or dad requires diligence, much like any other position.

So happy to be apart of this experience! These mothers are amazing, and I’m so glad I got to have this little therapy session with these lovely ladies.

It truly was such an honor to be a part of this episode! I loved having the opportunity to sit and talk in a room with so many amazing mothers. Thank you Jubilee for such a wonderful experience ☺️

I can relate to Megan. I lost my husband too. I am a young widow with four small children. It's a struggle going from being a stay-at-home mom to having to find stable, and steady employment out here in Los Angeles. Feels impossible but I'm finding my way and at times I don't understand how I can progress given my situation. One of my children has autism and another has leukemia. It's not easy, I have nothing but respect for working moms as well as stay-at-home moms. At the end of the day, we all have our challenges! We navigate motherhood differently given our circumstances. We do what's best for us and our family! Stay blessed everybody ❤️

Aliyah's relationship seems not very healthy. He talks down to her, tells her what she has to be a SAHM and she feels like she's missing something. That something is the ability to choose for herself. I hope everyone leads a happy life, but I hope she sees that she can do more if she wants to.

All moms are working whether they go outside or not.

It’s Mother’s Day currently in the UK, so shout out to all the fantastic mothers all over the world. You guys are the best so thank you ❤️❤️❤️

My mother lost custody of me and my brother due to child abuse and neglect so my dad was the one raising us alone. My father is a hero in my eyes. So no, a child DOES NOT NEED a MOTHER more than a FATHER in their life in every single situation . Some women shouldn't be able to have children. My dad did a wonderful job manageing going to work everyday 6 days a week, prepareing all our meals, doing our laundry, going grocery shopping ALL ALONE.

Before I had kids...I never dreamed of leaving my career for a kid. I knew I wanted to work....BUT then I actually became a mom and everything changed. Even my husband who always said he wanted a working mom/wife ..he even mentioned it before I ever did...that there was NO WAY we could ever leave our infant/child to anyone else. Never say never ladies... Because you don't know how you'll feel once you have your kid. And don't feel shameful for choosing one or the other.