Fiona Erdmann has only been a mother for a few days and has not really settled into the role yet. The entrepreneur is surprisingly open about her feelings about her first days as a mom.
"It's not all bright sunshine" – these are remarkably honest words that Fiona Erdmann, 31, says about her first days as a mother. On Instagram, the model keeps his 150,000 followers up to date about her life and the latest developments – and she's not afraid to take on more serious tones.
Fiona Erdmann has to fight
A little boy makes the life of Fiona Erdmann and her boyfriend perfect. But it doesn't seem to be all too perfect. "Everything is going so fast right now," writes the new mother under a photo that shows her sitting on a bed, and adds: "Especially sleep at night."
So she should speak to all new moms from the soul. And then she becomes even more honest and confesses: "As happy as I am, I've cried a lot the last few days!" That doesn't sound like tears of joy … What exactly is making life difficult for you at the moment? The lack of time.
Your son needs all of your attention
Because Fiona is currently not coming to the post. "I just don't have the energy and the time that I would like to take you a little on my journey," she explains in the text. And although her son should mean everything to her now, she can no longer divide her time freely and therefore no longer pursue her job as an influencer.
Worry about son
In a post that went online yesterday, Wednesday (August 12), Fiona indicated that something was wrong with her son: "We had to go to the hospital again two days ago." The entrepreneur says nothing about the reasons for the renewed stay in hospital, but the concern about her son, who is only a few days old, must have been enormous and, in addition to the stress of everyday life at home.
And yet her conclusion to the days so far as a mother will be positive, after all she writes: "The hardest but best job I've ever had!" (In German: "The hardest, but also the most beautiful job I've ever had!")
Source used: Instagram
This article originally appeared on Gala.de.