My mother sighs all day.

So is my mother, but I usually tell her when I see her, ask her what's going on, then explain to her, and then slowly change the subject, but it's no use trying to coax her when a person is unhappy, so let's treat her like a child and relieve her a little pressure.

Take care of yourself first, don't let your mother worry about you, and then help her do something that she can. Relieve her stress. Support her silently!

Being a mother doesn't make money, so many people will feel that bringing children has no sense of value (our collective unconscious thinking about the poor is still very deep, just as it is reasonable to choose a major that makes money when entering a university); Second, no, I'm not familiar with it. I have never seen a "happy mother" since I was a child, so there is nothing to imitate in my heart; Third, I want to be a good mother too much. The preset of "good mother" is so ideal that I always restrain my emotions too much around my children and make myself too tired and hard. ...