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Why moms say sleepless nights are worth it

A survey of 2,000 mothers with children aged 1 to 6 found that most view motherhood as both challenging and rewarding.
In the lead-up to Mother's Day, a survey of mothers was carried out by Talker Research on behalf of Sunsweet Growers Inc. To gain insight into mothers' experiences and perspectives.
Many mothers reported unexpected challenges such as feelings of isolation and difficulty maintaining healthy habits, with 16% saying their diet includes leftover food from their children.
CJ McClellan, Sunsweet’s Vice President of Marketing, emphasized that encouraging healthy habits early in life helps establish lasting routines, adding that when individuals feel physically well, it positively impacts other areas of life. She also highlighted that despite common fiber deficiencies, only 21% of mothers prioritize fiber content when selecting snacks.
The findings highlight the importance mothers place on establishing healthy routines early and suggest opportunities to support improved nutrition for families amid parenting challenges.

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Why moms say sleepless nights are worth it

Nine in 10 moms said being a mother is both the hardest and the most rewarding thing they’ve ever done, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 moms with a child between the ages of 1–6 found 93% of…

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