Is it time to break stereotypes?

Is it time to break stereotypes?

When I first decided to resign it was very disheartening and I felt, am just jobless person and sitting at home doing nothing but the baby care. But as the days passed I realized and saw a big personality growing. From her 1 year age she used to walk up to the babies crying and help them console by her own dance or claps... She wasn\'t scared of strangers, no separation anxiety for that she knew my mom is beside me always. She never worried about falling as she was confident of her mother\'s care. She feed animals she care for them too. Now she is two year old and her nature, behaviour and understanding is more than her age. I never felt she is impossible. I never had to distract her on vaccination she knew already it\'s fraction of pain and she cooperates.. Today she can recognize colors, reads alphabets and numbers, can say numbers in order up to 20. She can write standing and sleeping lines and very few alphabets. She sings rhymes and prayers. She cycles almost like an adult. She is growing intelligent, kind, helpful,friendly, strong and more powerful. Am not sure if we could have ever grown a daughter this way if I wouldn\'t have been with her. It\'s fun to be with her and I loved being MOM. It\'s stay home mom or, rather it\'s staying in her heart. Am loving my life more than I did and am proud of my decision. Working is not doing bad to a child, you guys do set an example of managing between both life. But remember to have them in safer hands like. Although no hands are safer than mom\'s hand. But grandparents are always reliable those hands bought you up. Avoid sending them to day care or early play school let them enjoy, from three years of age they are anyways in battle. Stay close and prepare them for the Battle. Working mom and full time mom both are challenging. All mothers and fathers are great, cheers to all of us. Love yourself and love what you do.