As I have said before, the members in an Ethiopian family consists of more than eight people in the same household. The mother is very busy with her children, so it is a big advantage if she has a daughter to help her with her kids and to assist her in watching the babies and helping with everything. But the mother doesn't do heavy jobs except cooking. If the family can afford it, they can hire a maid who can do all the heavy jobs except cooking. The mother takes charge of the cooking but delegates all of the other heavy tasks to a maid.
Cooking is done three or more days in advance.
The Ethiopian woman is very conservative. This is more evident in the economics of the household where women would rather do the baking and the butter churning in their own kitchens rather than pay the exorbitant prices in the market. So the mother is the foundation of the family. The information in the short paragraph above could be integrated more smoothly. The topic switches from motherhood to all women and then back to motherhood.