Sydney Warner discusses motherhood challenges during flu season

Sydney Warner, known from "The Bachelor," shared her experiences of motherhood on social media. As flu season hits, she has discovered that being a mom is a tough job. On March 22, she wrote, "Mom life is warrior life," explaining that when she is sick, her responsibilities don’t pause. Sydney, 29, has been battling flu symptoms since March 18. Despite her illness, she needs to care for her 12-month-old son, Beau. She humorously mentioned that there’s no time to rest. “At 7 a.m. the house is up, and so am I!” she stated. She also joked about the need to still prepare meals, like chicken noodle soup, even when she feels unwell. Sydney expressed that being a mother means always being on duty, describing her son as "clawing at the door" when she needed a break. Fortunately, Sydney has support from her husband, Fred Warner, a linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers. They are learning to balance their roles as partners and parents together. Sydney noted how the community of football families has become a helpful resource for them. She feels grateful for the support and the changes in recognition for women in sports.