How long after giving birth can I go back to work?

As the saying goes, the wedding night and passing the imperial examination are the two greatest joys in life. The wedding night, that is, the marriage, symbolizes the reunion of men and women from two families to form a new family. The subsequent birth of children will continue this new small family. In today's era, women's independence is increasingly respected. In addition to having children, women's pursuit of career is becoming increasingly stronger. So, how long after giving birth should you be able to go back to work?

More than half of new mothers in the United States return to work within six weeks of giving birth. On the contrary, in order to better take care of their children, many women in China choose to be full-time housewives for two or three years and then go back to work. Little do people know that this situation often causes a certain degree of social function withdrawal and leads to psychological problems. Experts call it post-maternity shock.

Once "post-maternity shock" occurs, you can take the following measures to "recover" as soon as possible

First, be tolerant of job changes. Mothers can think about the problem from a different perspective, regard themselves as newcomers, observe and learn, and adapt to the new environment as quickly as possible.

Secondly, know how to ask for help. Ask your husband or any other available resources to help you. For example, like most mothers in Beijing, ask a nanny from Liming Jiayu to take care of your children, etc., to reduce your stress by sharing roles.

Again, communicate more with your colleagues. Communication can not only help you understand the changes in the unit and integrate into the work group as soon as possible, but also provide emotional support. So, give yourself and your friends some space, temporarily step away from the role of mother, and experience the feeling of freedom again.

I believe that through my explanation above, everyone has a clear understanding of the question of how long it takes to go back to work after giving birth. In the balance between family and career, women are under no less pressure than men, and may even carry a heavier burden. Therefore, I hope that everyone can understand the above issues scientifically so that they can achieve success in both family and career.