Chiquinquirá Delgado's Advice To Be A Supermom

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Chiquinquira Delgado and her daughters María Elena and Carlota Valentina

Chiquinquirá Delgado is an expert in balancing her various roles as television presenter, businesswoman and mother of Carlota, 5, María Elena Dávila, 24. That, in addition to keeping the flame of love alive in her relationship with journalist Jorge Ramos.

The multifaceted Venezuelan shares some of her tips to be a supermom while remaining a full woman in her professional career and love.

1. Guilt must be controlled. "Working moms never think we spend enough time with our children," admits Delgado. However, we must remember that we are working for the well-being of our children. "I want Carlota to have a full mom, not a frustrated mom because she has not achieved her goals."

2. You have to delegate. Delgado has the support of Daniel Sarcos, Carlota's father, and his partner, Jorge Ramos. "We feel like we are superwomen, but we need to ask for help, not try to do everything alone."

3. We must involve the children in what we are passionate about. The clothing designer shares her passion for fashion with her two daughters. "She loves it. She always asks me if the dress is not in her size, "says little Carlota, who tries on her mother's designs. "My oldest daughter really steals it because it fits her," she adds of her eldest daughter. "I have two very fashionista daughters."

4. It is necessary to cultivate the affective bond with the children. Even if she is at home working in her fashion workshop, she has Carlota's playroom right next door to keep an eye on her while she works. Although María Elena moved to Los Angeles a few months ago, they stay connected daily by phone and Facetime, and they don't let much time go by without seeing each other.

5. Work trips must be carefully scheduled. Delgado coordinates with Sarcos so that Carlota stays with him when she has to travel and tries not to leave more than a couple of days so that the girl does not feel her absence as much. "Achieving that balance is never easy, but the family and children always come first."