While postpartum depression is real and new parents commonly go through it, Amy Schumer has taken a humorous approach to it.

Amy Schumer welcomed baby Gene Atwell Fischer on May 5 with her hubby Chris Fischer. And like many parents, she admits that the challenges of pregnancy don't end with giving birth to a child. In fact, parenting itself is a big challenge. Giving birth to a child opens up the doors of a new beginning.

Two weeks after giving birth to her child, the comedian has returned to the stand-up circuit. The new mummy took the stage the Comedy Cellar in New York City on Monday night. Later on, she posted a pic from her set and announced to her fans’ delight, “I’m back.”

However, not everyone has accepted her decision to go back to work so soon. Some felt that she should have taken more rest before getting back in the limelight. Her Instagram has been flooded with different opinions.

"Already???? That's insane!!! And inhumane. Contract or not, you need to be allowed at least six weeks for maternity," wrote one concerned fan.

“How are you back at work? Are you human?” another commented.

Some who supported her decision said that it would help her to deal with the stress of being a first-time mom.

“What rest? Are you kidding me? I had nobody to clean and cook for me, go grocery shopping, to take my kids to school, to activities, etc., “ a fellow mom chimed in. “Three kids, one of them a newborn. That's life. You just put on your cape and do what you have to do. Besides, work helps with postpartum depression, too. Amy, you're amazing. Rock on.”

The comedian, on the other hand, is calm to all the mom shaming and replied in her unique style, “I’ve always wanted to be mom-shamed!!!!!”

Her Instagram posts speak volumes and are the best response that any mom can give.

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Every parent deals with their lives and kids in their own way- commenting on their approach is not fair or necessary. Amy is not only an excellent stand-up comedian, but she is an inspiration to numerous new mom suffering from postpartum depression.

Postpartum life is a hush-hush thing, and no one likes to speak about it. Whereas, it's perfectly 'ok' to look tired when you spend sleepless days and nights taking care of a new life. Trying to give a false notion of "snapping back" and trying to look "glam" are just as fake as the filters used to share such images online, and new every mom out there needs to know it's perfectly ok to look the way you feel.

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