"Parenting doesn’t end when the sun goes down." These are the words of a Social influencer and a mom-of-three Melanie Darnell.
Melanie gained her following by sharing her experiences of how to be a great mom and stay fit at the same time. Currently, she has over 87k followers on Instagram and lately the number has been rapidly growing because of one video she shared that close to every parent was able to relate.
After 10 months of waking up tired, Melanie decided to do an experiment. She duct taped a camera to the ceiling above her bed and filmed her night.
The video reveals the reality of parenting - you are never done parenting and if the baby needs you, you don't have a choice but to get up and attend your child.
Many people loved the honesty of the video and the message that Melanie shared. "My hope was moms around the world could take comfort in knowing at the very same middle-of-the-night moment each of us is cradling our babies in the dark of our homes, together in this shared experience of motherhood."
You can find the brutally honest video below.
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Melanie Darnell is a Social Influencer and a mom-of-three from Los Angeles
Melanie gained her following by sharing her experiences of how to be a great mom and stay fit at the same time
Currently, she has over 87k followers on Instagram and lately the number has been rapidly growing and it's all due to a video she recently shared
After 10 months of waking up tired, Melanie decided to do an experiment
She duct taped a camera to the ceiling above her bed and filmed her night
The video showed how the night went
The 10-month-old baby barely slept at all that night and in the middle of it, a 2-year-old needed attention due to an ear infection she had
So it's no surprise that in the morning Melanie was tired
"Parenting doesn’t end when the sun goes down"
After sharing the video online, she had a very positive response
Many people loved the honesty of the video and the message that Melanie shared
"My hope was moms around the world could take comfort in knowing at the very same middle-of-the-night moment each of us is cradling our babies in the dark of our homes, together in this shared experience of motherhood"
