I know as a Stay-at-home mom it's easy to get frustrated with your significant other for not helping as much as you'd…

I know as a Stay-at-home mom it's easy to get frustrated with your significant other for not helping as much as you'd like. You watch kids all day, cook, clean, run errands, etc. Then it seems like they just go to work then come home and do nothing. They just watch TV or play games or anything but what needs to be done.

Let me tell you that becoming a working mom has been completely eye opening. I only work part time, but by the time I get home I am so much more exhausted than I am on days it's just me and the kids. The last thing I want to do is start on chores, or make dinner, or even change a diaper.

At the same time, my husband also gets to experience staying at home while I work on his days off. He's recognized that it has its own challenges. Children are demanding. He hasn't quite figured out how to handle them and daily chores at the same time yet, so he feels bad for all the times he complained about the house being a mess when he got home from work.

I don't think either of us are going to be harboring negative feelings towards each other over silly things for a while. 😂😂