18/03/2026
Society often places mothers under the pressure of being the “perfect mother” — balancing work, childcare, household responsibilities, and emotional support for the family. This invisible “second shift”, along with expectations of self-sacrifice and constant caregiving, can lead to burnout, anxiety, and maternal guilt.
At the same time, motherhood is often romanticized as effortless and joyful, overlooking the exhaustion, lack of self-care, and emotional demands many mothers face.
Recognizing these expectations is an important step toward challenging the norms that place unfair burdens on women. This Women’s Day, we celebrate women’s strength, resilience, and their right to define motherhood on their own terms. 🌷
Swipe to the final slide to learn how we can support mothers and help break these norms.
