MORSKABET

So you thought you'd just go back to work? But suddenly you're juggling work, kids, mental load, relationships, friends, laundry, and a calendar that requires more coordination than a minor Olympics. And in the middle of it all, we're supposed to enjoy this time, because it never comes again. But how do the others actually do it? Is it just us who sometimes miss the person we were before we became mothers? The fun one who could have two beers too many with friends at Roskilde Festival - not the one standing at 5 p.m. googling "why does my child hate me at 17:03?" At the next MORSKABET, I'm having a visit from Christina Barré for a brutally honest conversation about life after parental leave, identity, and the everyday where you suddenly have to be a mother, colleague, partner, friend, and human - preferably all at the same time. What actually happens to us when parental leave ends and everyday life suddenly runs at 120 km/h? Come as you are, mama - on 4 hours of sleep, with oatmeal down your sleeve and a baby in your arms. There's room for baby crying, breastfeeding, play, napping in the stroller outside, and you can buy food and drinks for both you and baby.