1. Distraction: If a mother needs to spend a lot of time and energy while doing a sideline job, it may distract her from paying attention to and taking care of her children, resulting in the children feeling neglected or lonely.
2. Lack of parent-child interaction: If a mother needs to work alone for a long time while doing a sideline job, it may lead to a decrease in parent-child interaction between her and her children, thus affecting their emotional development and social skills.
3. Increased stress: If a mother feels stressed while doing a sideline job, she may pass this emotion on to her children, which will have a negative impact on their mental health.
4. Learning opportunities: If the sideline chosen by my mother is related to my major or interest, it can provide her with opportunities to learn and grow, and at the same time set a positive example for her children.
5. Economic independence: By doing sideline business, mothers can achieve economic independence, reduce the financial burden of families and provide better living conditions and educational opportunities for their children.
In order to minimize these effects, mothers can try the following methods:
1. Reasonable time arrangement: While doing sideline business, make sure to leave enough time and energy to accompany children and meet their emotional needs.
2. Seek support: share experiences with other stay-at-home mothers or family members, support and encourage each other, and jointly meet the challenges of parenting and work.
3. Create parent-child activities: organize some interesting parent-child activities after school to enhance the feelings between mother and child/mother and daughter.
4. Learn to release stress: Find suitable ways to release stress, such as exercise, meditation or conversation, so as to maintain a good attitude towards work and family.