Life for broadcaster Anna Daly is a joyful rollercoaster with her three sons, her breakfast TV job on Saturday and Sunday AM and realising her career dreams, she tells Donal O'Donoghue.
On International Breastfeeding Week it's fitting that she shared her experience
"The reality of motherhood was pretty harsh," she says. "I don’t think anything can prepare you for post-baby,
trying to do everything right, fretting and stressing over every little thing."
"Trying to breastfeed and it not going too great: it’s a very emotional time after what your body and mind has gone through. So the first baby is tough and it’s a crazy time.
"Now I have baby number three and we’re so relaxed about everything, to the point where my mum jokes that Rhys will rear himself.
"It’s just that I’m not stressing over every little thing, whereas with James I was trying to do everything right and you can’t."
Elsewhere in the RTÉ Guide:
- 50 Cent The rap star turned actor tells Donal O’Donoghue how he has got back on top
- Tracy Piggott Ahead of this year’s Dublin Horse Show, the sports presenter chats to Darragh McManus about life in her adopted homeland
- Grease is the Word The long-running musical is on its way to Dublin. Andrea Byrne met the cast, including the Teen Angel himself, Jimmy Osmond
- Summer fiction Starting this year’s series, a tale of empowerment, revenge and terrible clothes from Monica McInerney
