Stay-at-Home-Mom Depression

This GLAMOUR article describes the struggle that SAHMs can feel.

. . . that panicky, helpless feeling that sets in when you start to believe that you exist only to help others exist. Or feel like you might want to be doing something more but can't talk about it because you're "lucky" to have the option of not working. Or when every small thing in your life feels like a struggle—from brushing your teeth (see: toddler climbing up your leg), to trying to cook a meal for yourself (oh wait, the baby is hungry right now and feeding her is more important), to even getting dressed (why bother?).

Stay-at-Home-Mom Depression Is Real—and Women Are Finally Talking About It

BY CHAUNIE BRUSIE

DECEMBER 19, 2018