Sameera Reddy Talks About Rediscovering Herself After Motherhood, Calls Parenting In 2020 Exhausting

Sameera Reddy talked about the struggles of being a mother in 2020 and why a lot of women are suffering from this in 2020. Find out!

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Sameera Reddy Talks About Rediscovering Herself After Motherhood, Calls Parenting In 2020 Exhausting

If you think being a mother is not a difficult task, then maybe you are unaware of the emotional and physical turmoil from which a mother goes through. There are a lot of things that change when a girl transforms into a wife and her life changes again when she enters into the world of motherhood. While some of the mental challenges often force them towards depression. The physical challenges like swollen feet, morning sickness, aching back, and many others try to break their willpower. But there’s one subject that is often neglected in our country since so many years, and that is postpartum depression. (Recommended Read: Sameera Reddy's 5-Year-Old Son, Hans Feeds His 10-Month-Old Sister, Nyra, Performs His Brother Duty)

And the only celebrity that has come forward to talk about this in public is Bollywood actress, Sameera Reddy, who has motivated a lot of women in the country with her inspiring story. Recently, the actress talked about it again in a podcast, and it’s worth listening without a shadow of doubt.

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Recently, the Bollywood actress, Sameera Reddy was invited by JioSaavan for their special podcast, Raising Parents. The sole purpose of the podcast is to talk about the expectations and pressure that a lot of young parents are facing after entering into the parenthood. Thus, reflecting on the same, Sameera talked about the challenges that are coming with the parenting of 2020 generation and said, “Parenting is not an easy journey with the 2020 generation. It’s the only role you play with no script in place. Right from getting your child to sleep through the night, to equal parenting, to raising a picky eater, body shaming, to rediscovering yourself after motherhood is all exhausting and few speak about it.” (Don’t Miss: Misha Kapoor Pampers Mira Rajput Kapoor With A 'Parlour Sesh' At Home As Mommy Reads Her A Storybook)

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Going further in the same podcast, the actress also added that digital platforms have helped immensely in tackling this topic, which has been neglected since a very long time in our country. She explained, “I think just knowing that there are so many parents who face this day in day out, really helps. Being aware, and knowing you are not alone helping. Digital platforms are spreading awareness on these topics is growing and this seems like a great idea for parents to just unwind, learn and connect with so many parents across the country.” Well, there’s no doubt that people have started recognising that it’s a severe problem and quite traumatic for the mothers, who couldn’t be able to get the correct therapies and medications on time.

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For the uninitiated, Sameera had married her long-term beau and entrepreneur, Akshay Varde and had embraced motherhood for the first time on May 24, 2015, when she had welcomed her baby boy, Hans Varde. After the birth of Hans, Sameera had gone into postpartum depression and had completely disconnected herself from the world. Her sudden weight gain was a concern that she couldn’t deal, with and during her depression, she had quarantined herself for more than one-and-a-half years. But with courage and love of his family members, she had overcome that phase, and on July 12, 2019, she had welcomed a little princess and named her, Nyra, and since then, she’s inspiring and helping other women to beat the postpartum depression.

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In a conversation with 100 Hours 100 Stars, an initiative of Fever Digital, Sameera had opened up about her postpartum depression and how she’s preparing herself for the COVID-19 lockdown. First and foremost, the actress had talked about the difficulty she had faced during her depression phase and how she had quarantined herself for more than one-and-a-half years. Talking about the same, she had revealed, “For me, my darkest period was post giving birth the first time -- call it a post-partum blues or depression. And at that time I went through a dark space and quarantined myself in my house for almost one-and-a-half years.” (Also Read: Benafsha Soonawalla Opened Up About What Took Her So Long To Confirm Her Relationship)

Do you find Sameera’s story inspiring? Let us know!

Cover and Images Courtesy: Sameera Reddy
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