Mommy Forgetfulness is Real
It started innocently enough during your pregnancy. You forgot to add the carrots to your mom’s carrot cake recipe – the same one you’ve been helping her make for 20 years. Then you accidentally put the egg shells in the bowl and the eggs in the garbage. Eventually it escalated to putting the milk in the cabinet and the salt in the refrigerator.
Now your first child is old enough to ask for lunch, and maybe you’ve even added a second, and you consider it a good day if you don’t tell your best friend the same story you’ve told her five times in the past week… Or if you leave a room to get something and actually remember what it was you went to get by the time you get to the place where you think you’re going to find it… Let’s face it: a part of your brain left your body the day your baby entered it. We don’t know the biological reason for this phenomenon, but we do know it’s happened to most of our mom friends. And no matter how many brain training games you play, there’s no turning back the clock on mommy brain.
The best we can hope for is that we remember to pick up our kids at the right place, at the right time and on the right day…. and laugh about our collective condition together over a glass of wine as often as possible!
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