Any working mom knows how hard it is to leave their baby behind when you have to go back to work. However, companies are moving towards having more people work from home.
That's great news if you asked me. And the same can be said of this one mom who works as an on-air meteorologist who gave her viewers in Milwaukee an adorable surprise. Check this story out.
She was getting ready to go on-air working from the basement of her house due to COVID when something surprising happened. Schuld's daughter just woke up from her nap, and mom was comforting the baby in front of the green screen.
Feeling confident that 13-month old Fiona would behave, Schuld agreed. After all, the baby just had just woken up from a long nap, ha, ha! And that's how little Fiona made her debut appearance on TV.
Why? It's because, as a professional woman, she felt that she was supposed to put on a certain face. So breaking from that and showing her real life took her aback. However, she quickly got over that.
It's always a challenge when you work from home, especially when your kids are around. So there is no shame in that. Life is certainly messy like that.
The guilt is something a lot of working parents place on themselves. And it shouldn't be that way. Schuld hopes that bringing her baby on air will show other women that it's okay. You're a mom first and then a working woman.
So it doesn't matter if you have a screaming kid in the background. You can tend to your kids and still be professional when you need to. Ladies, am I right?
After the show aired, many other ladies started applauding Schuld. The show pretty much went viral with all the love that the little tyke and her mom received. Aww, that's so sweet. Isn't it?
I would love to see more real-life moments like these. Usually, the news is so stagnant and boring this little baby was a breath of fresh air.
What do you think of this mom? Do you agree that women shouldn't feel guilty to share real-life moments like this at work? It definitely brightened many people's day. So I say, why not? Any time you get to see a cute baby, it's okay in my book. I hope we get to see more awesome moments like these on the news and everywhere else. Who's with me?
