She says she takes “great pride” in being home with her family.
while opening up about her decision to primarily be a stay-at-home mom as of late.
“Here’s the thing: If I’d thought something was good enough, I would have done it. But I also had three kids in the last 18 years. That raises the bar even more because then it’s not only ‘Is this material good?’ It’s also the math equation of my husband’s work schedule and the kids’ school schedule and summer vacation. It’s not just, ‘Oh, I think I want to do this,’” Roberts explained of choosing to work or not, adding that she only took jobs here and there when her kids were younger.
“I’ll go get the kids from school. Lacrosse practice. Start making dinner. It’s boring! That’s why you want to go, ‘Oh, [expletive] off.’ But it’s the joy of the details of life that I get to lean into because I have this cool job,” she told. “If I was here for the last 18 years doing that all day, every day, it probably wouldn’t still have pixie dust on it. But I go away, and I miss it so much. Then I come back, and it kind of resparkles.
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