Maya Jenson is currently the latest star attraction on the show of a National Geographic Mother’s Day special. The mother of one of National Geographic’s reality television shows, she plays the role of being the wife and mother of one of the protagonists of the show, David. Maya Jenson is well known for her height, which makes it hard for her to don different types of costumes that are required for different roles that she plays. The age of the people she portrays as being also a point of concern, because she looks too young for the character of a mother. She is a character designed by the show’s director, Bob Robbins to represent the different challenges that women go through in their lives, and how each of them manages them.
Maya Jenson is played by a woman of Egyptian descent, and her height is not an issue. However, when her character is asked about her profession, the question that is posed is if she considers this to be a full-time occupation or a part-time job. The answer to this question could indicate if she is an effective lawyer or if her career choice is something that is more like a hobby. It is important that a mother who is playing such a major role in someone else’s life does not view her role as a profession but as a hobby. For example, many mothers tend to take up acting as a way to get a paycheck, and do not realize that the character they are playing is actually a mum, and not a legal professional.
Maya Jenson’s height has been used as a selling point in the past. However, this is not the only time that this height has been used to sell a product. In the movie, Finding Nemo, Marlin the Clownfish was presented as a member of the human family, because he was so short compared to the other fish in the tank. The same thing can be said for Maya Jenson, who is played by an adult instead of a child in the TV series, keeping in mind the age range of the audience. When comparing careers of lawyers with other professionals, one might think of Maya Jenson as a small fish being forced into the big pond, but this is simply not the case.