Start with industries you are familiar with, such as looking for similar jobs before. Of course, after three years of development, I may not be able to return to my original post, but I can start from the relevant post. Secondly, do a good job in early education. Although I have been a full-time mother for three years, full-time mothers also have many specialties. Personally, I am good at telling stories and playing games with children. I thought about whether to open a library after the children go to school. Of course, other mothers may already be nutritionists, bakers, craftsmen, painters and nursery rhymes. In fact, these skills can be used to find related jobs.

Take precautions, some mothers are full-time mothers just after giving birth, so they need to set a deadline for themselves, otherwise they will be lazy. For example, if you want to start working after your child finishes kindergarten, you need to be prepared in advance. When you are a full-time mother, you also need to take as much time as possible to study and think, and cultivate your interest, otherwise you may lose yourself. During the preparation period, mothers must keep in touch with the workplace, make directional plans, and choose a good career, not like headless flies. Therefore, stay-at-home mothers can successfully complete the transition only if they plan their careers as early as possible.

Recognizing their own value, many mothers will be confused when they decide to return to the workplace and ask about social phenomena, fearing that they will be out of society for too long because they can't find a qualified job that suits them. Although she hasn't had a job and no salary for several years, she has played many roles at home, such as housekeeper, psychologist and first teacher, so her professional ability may be no less than that of any professional, but her professional performance needs to be improved. Therefore, mothers must recognize themselves and believe that they have the ability to balance family and work perfectly.

Maintaining interpersonal communication, it is conceivable that most mothers take care of their children at home full-time, and everything is family-centered. Therefore, the people they contact are only other baby mothers downstairs in the community, and the topics they talk about are just some parents' short stories about their children and husbands. Therefore, it is suggested that mothers who only want to be housewives for a short time should not lose contact with the outside world, but also keep in touch with former friends and colleagues, which is more conducive to broadening their horizons and laying a good foundation for finding a job in the future.