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29/01/2020
The mother-of-two believes its important to focus on your relationship and your personal life as well as raising a family.
Jessie shares a three year-old daughter and a baby boy with her husband Sam Burrows, and admits that starting a family has taken its toll on their personal relationship.
Speaking on Giovanna Fletcher's 'Happy Mum, Happy Baby' podcast, the singer said: "I remember with my daughter, it was from around the 8.5/9 months mark where me and my husband were getting on so badly.
"I think we were just so tired and that initial haze of being a new mum has lifted and it's like, 'OK this is really mental and amazing but relentless.'
"I think it's really important to find time for you as a couple and it's really hard, because you feel guilty, but you need to find the time or you just become an operation."
Offering her words of wisdom to other mothers, the 35 year-old added: "If I was going to write a letter to myself or a new mum, I think I would say, 'Motherhood may not be everything you expect and not be everything you expect and not be everything you need and you mustn't feel guilty about needing other things such as a career.'
"You're going to find it harder than you thought and it's not going to be a walk in the park but it's also going to be the best thing you've ever done in your life.
"And you can't be perfect all the time and I think I was so ready to be the most perfect mum and I'm definitely not. Nobody is, I think. I'd say don't be so hard on yourself because you're going to get things wrong."
(JG/MH)
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Jessie Ware Issues Motherly Advice
Jessie Ware is urging other mothers to make more time for themselves.The mother-of-two believes its important to focus on your relationship and your personal life as well as raising a family.
Jessie shares a three year-old daughter and a baby boy with her husband Sam Burrows, and admits that starting a family has taken its toll on their personal relationship.
Speaking on Giovanna Fletcher's 'Happy Mum, Happy Baby' podcast, the singer said: "I remember with my daughter, it was from around the 8.5/9 months mark where me and my husband were getting on so badly.
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"I think we were just so tired and that initial haze of being a new mum has lifted and it's like, 'OK this is really mental and amazing but relentless.'
"I think it's really important to find time for you as a couple and it's really hard, because you feel guilty, but you need to find the time or you just become an operation."
Offering her words of wisdom to other mothers, the 35 year-old added: "If I was going to write a letter to myself or a new mum, I think I would say, 'Motherhood may not be everything you expect and not be everything you expect and not be everything you need and you mustn't feel guilty about needing other things such as a career.'
"You're going to find it harder than you thought and it's not going to be a walk in the park but it's also going to be the best thing you've ever done in your life.
"And you can't be perfect all the time and I think I was so ready to be the most perfect mum and I'm definitely not. Nobody is, I think. I'd say don't be so hard on yourself because you're going to get things wrong."
(JG/MH)
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