Fancy titles for a stay-at-home MOM

Do you belong to the generation that goes like this...?

Child: What's for lunch, mom?

You: Veg infused tangy lentil soup and rice.

Only you know that it is the creative name of Sambar. Creativity starts at home. So, I bring you some quirky names to define a stay-at-home mother and her duties. (I write about Moms because "Stay-at-home Dads" is not even a near-future concept from where I come from).

Chief Inspiration Officer

Culture Evangelist

Sleep Therapist

Nutrition Troll

Home premises Curator

Head of Homework

Fashion Guru

Shopping Champion

Expenses Analyst

Laundry Lead

Online Learning Facilitator (Covid-19 era)

Chief Beverage Officer

School Project Expediter

Item Location Specialist

Talent Manager

Story Book Narrator

After reading this, you might ask me... "Why? I am a working-mom and I do all these". Then you are a fabulous human being. Pat yourself on the back. Sometimes you may find yourself at your wit's end or feel like doing an unrewarding job as a mom or an employee, worry not, you will reap your rewards at the right time. You are just the progress engine of your family. So, keep it going.

#stayathomemom #creativetitlesformom #fancytitlesformom #creativemom

#funnymom #happymom

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