Tips for new moms resuming work after maternity.

1. Essential tips for new moms’ easy
transition from maternity leave to work

2. The biggest challenge every new working mom faces is -
Heading back to work after maternity leave.
The very thought of being away from your infant for so
long can make any new mom anxious.

3. The transition can be pretty stressful and one of the
most difficult moment in the life of a new mom,
especially when you do not have any support system at
home.
Here’s how to make the transition as smooth as
possible…

4. No matter how much you are prepared for the situation,
every new mom goes through mixed emotions.
Understand that this emotional conflict is natural.
Remind yourself that you're doing what's best for you and
your family.
1. Do away with the guilt1. Do away with the guilt

5. Think and discuss with your partner/spouse what will work
best for you – hiring a nanny or leaving your child at a
professional childcare center.
Weigh your options and do enough research and
background check before finalizing your childcare.
Look for safe, trusted and qualified caregivers.
2. Find a dependable childcare2. Find a dependable childcare

6. 3. Create a good support system3. Create a good support system
Create a good support system around you like parents,
close friends, loved ones and relatives apart from your
spouse/partner who can help you in case of any emergency-
like situation.
There is nothing wrong in seeking help when it matters!

7. 4. Do a dress rehearsal4. Do a dress rehearsal
Practice makes perfect
Before you are scheduled to rejoin office, start with your childcare a
week before, or earlier. Pack your baby’s essentials for the day, and
leave your little one to the childcare.
This way, both you and your baby will get enough time to practice
staying away from each other. Don’t stress out, it is a natural phase of
motherhood.
You will know how long it takes you and your child to get ready in the
morning.
It will also give your baby a perfect opportunity to adjust to new
people and surroundings

8. 5. Ease the transition5. Ease the transition
If you can, try going late to the office, during the first
week.
That'll make your first week feel like a part-time affair!
It will also help you plan better for the upcoming work
schedule

9. 6. Backup plans are a MUST6. Backup plans are a MUST
Babies are full of surprises. You never know when they develop a
penchant to deliver the unexpected.
Know what you'll do if your baby is sick or your baby's caregiver is
unavailable on a workday — such as taking the day off yourself, asking
your partner to take the day off, or calling a friend or loved one to
attend your baby

10. 7. Avail all office benefits7. Avail all office benefits
Talk to your HR, Bosses, fellow working mom colleagues,
etc to find out the benefits or support system your office
accommodates to help moms manage the transition
smoothly.
These can be corporate tie-ups with some renowned
babycare nurseries, near-office crèche facilities, flexi
timings, options to work closer to homes (in case your

11. 8. Stay connected8. Stay connected
Stay connected with your childcare provider and do check
with them at least once a day.
Give clear instructions to your caregiver as to when and
during what circumstances they should call like if your baby
isn’t feeling well, is crying uncontrollably, or gets hurt.
Take care!

12. 9. Ease yourself into work9. Ease yourself into work
Understand that your priorities have changed, for the
better.
Don’tb urden yourself with excessive office work too
soon.
Give yourself time to adjust to the work environment

13. 10. “Bonding” time with your kid10. “Bonding” time with your kid
Last but not the least, when you are at home, forget
about the office workload and make the most of the time
spent with your kid. Remember, she is your most
precious possession and deserves your unbiased
attention.
When you meet your kid after work, tell him/her how
happy you are to see him/her.

14. Remember, you will have to make a lot of emotional
adjustments so be prepared for this change.
You are bound to miss you baby during those early days
and weeks at work, but staying focused, communicating
to those who matter, and taking proactive measures will
help you come out on top!

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