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Shweta Tanwar Mukherjee discusses the complexities of being a Millennial mother

Shweta Tanwar Mukherjee unpacks the complexities of navigating motherhood in the millennial era. Keep reading to know her unique perspective on the joys and challenges of being a modern mom.
Imagine a millennial mom balancing a thriving career, her passion for travel, and the joys of motherhood. Unlike her predecessors, she doesn't feel pressured to conform to society's idealized image of a perfect mom. Instead, she can confidently make her own rules of parenting. Modern moms have a dynamic and inclusive approach to parenting with more room to prioritize self-expression, career aspirations, and personal growth alongside parenting duties. Additionally, moms of Generation X are reshaping traditional family structures, challenging gender norms, and advocating for equality in parenting responsibilities. Is it the spot where we can say that moms are finally getting the perfect motherhood experience where they have a choice of not compromising their own identity for their kids? Well, most of us might believe that there is a long road to travel before that happens. It has always been exhausting to be a mother, but this generation of moms find themselves facing a different set of challenges.

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Being relevant to the time is a prerequisite for me while developing content," says Shweta Tanwar Mukherjee

"On Dec 30, 2019, I was in Pattaya to celebrate the New Year. We landed early morning and were waiting for our hotel room. I was walking with my husband towards the beach when I saw one lady walking towards me wearing a big smile, and with open arms, she said, ‘OMG OUR VERY OWN MOM BLOGGER." She embraced me and said that she loved my work. "I follow you and I saw your story that you were travelling to Pattaya. I am also staying here we should catch up!" I was elated but surprised as it was least expected of someone sitting 4000 km away to shower me with delightful words. And not to miss that my husband witnessed it (laughs)"

HER ZINDAGI: Idea of Motherhood Will Make Every Mama Rethink It All

Shweta said, "I was really furious to see that. I wanted to ask if they are not capable enough to let a patient take rest. That's basic. This is why I feel it is very important for me to teach my kids to pick their clothes, cook food. Mothers should ask for help; they should not glorify for sure that you are making sacrifices. If I do it now, I am blocking the way for the coming generations. For such things, we need to fight, put our voice forward. We are not super women, we just want to be a regular woman who wants some care, rest and sleep just like any human."