Debina Bonnerjee's Heartfelt Message for New Mothers

YouTuber and actor Debina Bonnerjee has recently shared an inspiring message for new mothers through her vlog. She opened up about the overwhelming nature of motherhood, especially when managing the needs of two young children. Her heartfelt words aim to provide comfort and solidarity to mothers navigating similar challenges.

"I Was Literally Struggling..."

"Motherhood is so overwhelming regarding so many questions around the baby," Debina shared, reflecting on her own experiences. "For a new mother, motherhood itself is overwhelming, and when you have two to take care of, it's so much more overwhelming. I actually realized and suddenly remembered my days when I was literally struggling with two new people around me, my babies."

"If You're Feeling Overwhelmed..."

Debina's message emphasizes the importance of empathy and support for mothers. "What happens to motherhood is when a mother feels overwhelmed, she just wants someone to listen. If you're feeling overwhelmed and you think the situation is out of hand, it does not make you less of a mother. It is just to make one understand that you are not alone," she said, offering reassurance to mothers who might feel isolated.

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"Nobody Has The Right To Tell..."

Her words highlight the lack of a definitive guide to parenting, emphasizing that every mother's journey is unique. "It's okay, it's okay to feel whatever you are feeling. Absolutely, there is no book that says this is right and this is wrong, and nobody has the right to tell that," Debina asserted.

"I Have Suppressed It Maybe..."

She further encouraged building a supportive community among mothers. "All that we need to do at this moment is to hold each other's hand and say that you are not alone and we are in it together. We have no right to put somebody down saying that you, 'I've done it, I do not feel it.' I have suppressed it maybe. Instead of pushing somebody else down, hold her hand. I want you to feel that you are not alone. We are in it together and it's okay to feel overwhelmed."