Carolina Sandoval: Being A Mom At 20 Is Not The Same As Being 40

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Carolina Sandoval, Drop the Soup! (Telemundo), shared how different her first motherhood was from her second, considering that 13 years have passed between the two.

"I had Bárbara Camila when I was 29 years old and Amalia Victoria comes into my life when I'm a 42-year-old woman, so you don't live the same way, motherhood at every stage of your life feels different," she said in an interview with MezcalTV.

La Venenosa said that it has not been easy.

"Barbara [the oldest] came to give my life an address and, mind you, not because I was wayward, but I had just arrived in Miami, I had little to be here and of course, when you live in another country you want to know the world at night, you want to go out, meet guys, you sleep little, "he explained.

“When you become a mom you have to straighten the line a little and I learned what good work was, not because I would not have worked before but here I really had to work to live. I had a hard time in my first motherhood. I worked cleaning houses, delivering flowers, I worked at a hotel front desk, that is, there I became a woman, she added.

Her second girl, Amalia Victoria, has made her gratefully see what she has lived so far.

"Like saying to God, 'Oh, my God, thank you!' Look at everything I have worked to have what we have, to be where I am. They are still working, of course, but having a postnatal and being paid, having a job waiting for you, everything has been so beautiful in that everything is already there, "he said.

It's nice because you say, 'life hasn't passed over me.' Life has taught me that when you see a single mother raising a child and you lived it, you say 'wow, I know why God gave me this great lesson, because I had a lot to learn,'”he highlighted.