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A review by callegra
Regretting Motherhood: A Study by Orna Donath
5.0
It has confirmed what lay like a question mark of possibilities buried in my subconscious.
Regretting motherhood is not only possible but a reality for many mums in this world. It gives voice to women that look at their child smile and can’t forget about the hardships motherhood takes. Women who, given the choice, would choose otherwise.
It expands our conversation about motherhood not only in de-idealizing it but also in questioning the assumption that motherhood (if done right) almost always leads to more happiness (at least in the long run).
Regretting motherhood is not only possible but a reality for many mums in this world. It gives voice to women that look at their child smile and can’t forget about the hardships motherhood takes. Women who, given the choice, would choose otherwise.
It expands our conversation about motherhood not only in de-idealizing it but also in questioning the assumption that motherhood (if done right) almost always leads to more happiness (at least in the long run).