Is it a waste of resources for well-educated women to become stay-at-home mothers?

No, absolutely not. In my opinion, when you become a mother, your first responsibility and obligation is to be a mother, not to go to work to make money to support the family. No matter what education you have or what experience you have, if you can rest assured that your mother-in-law , you can continue to choose your own career if your mother takes care of you, but if you are not at ease, then you will take care of your children by yourself, and you will be able to return to the workplace in just two or three years. It will be a little difficult, but you should never forget that as a mother, you have responsibilities and obligations to educate and train your children well, otherwise you might as well not have children.

My aunt is a teacher. She has studied well all her life. She has attended classes for several years. After having children, she concentrated on taking care of them at home. My grandfather said to her, your studies are in vain. Why not? If you don't want to just get married, why go to school just to take care of a child? But you don't know how well she married. If she is not a teacher, if she is just a housewife, I think my uncle is so talented and so Rich people may not think highly of her. After her aunt had a child, she devoted herself to taking care of the child and became a full-time mother. However, she did not spend money randomly. The family was so rich, but she knew how to live a good life, and she could also educate the child. So good, I believe this is directly related to her own quality and knowledge.

I am the same. I have been a stay-at-home mother for these years. I didn’t start working until my child went to kindergarten. I don’t like my job very much, but I am also very satisfied. At least I have a salary. At least for me these years The effort is worth it in my opinion, and my children are excellent. He is very happy, not afraid of strangers, benevolent and polite, so I have given up some over the years, but I think I have gained more.

No matter what kind of education you have received, no matter how good you are in the workplace, if you become a mother, your first position is that of your children. If you can't stand upright, then don't have a child. The child doesn't need you to be powerful, but his mother is his mother.