Are we perfect, yes we are!
As we all know that being a mom is rewarding, tiring, exciting and sometimes a bit stressful. Whether our children are babies, toddlers, kids, pre-teens or teens. Every stage has its rewards as well as challenges.
You are a mom 24/7 always trying to please your kids. It is our job to make sure that they have clean clothes that they are happy, managing at school, understand their homework, attending activities, eating proper food and so the list goes on. We all know that the balancing act is not easy and for those of us that work, it’s really a mission trying to keep it all together.
It can all seem very overwhelming at times. Even though there are days where we just feel like things are falling a part, I have decided that we are all perfect moms. The fact that we cope with so much and yes, generally keep it altogether, that proves we are perfect moms.
So a big cheers to all of us moms, for the great job that we do.
yeah! *high-5* Big cheers to you and me!
Absolutely! A big cheers to us, we really deserve it.
I agree with that whole heartedly, as a man who ‘played mom’ because at the time I worked from home and my wife went out to work, there are certainly major up’s and down’s but even us fellas can be perfect mums too!
It’s the little things with children that make it all worth while, and even when you are falling asleep 10 minutes after you have got the children to bed yourself, just one fantastic smile is often enough to keep you going for another few hours!
My personal opinion is that there is no all defining one guide book on bringing up children properly, everyone has their own ideas and you just have to go with what works at the time…
So yes perfect mums (and dads!) we all are!
Craig, you are absolutely right. We are all busy moms and dads and are all doing the best we can as parents, and human beings. there is no guide to being a parent.
just doing the best we can, makes us perfect mom’s and dads.
Sharon
Well I don’t personally have any knowledge on child care, but I can see your point. As someone who is busy with school and two jobs, I know what it is like to have no time for myself. I try to be perfect at taking care of myself, and I do consider myself to be a big child… so I guess there are similarities.
Thank you for your comment Robert! There sure are similarities!.
Sharon
hay there to you all
i believe that to be a mother its the blessing that no other blessing can be compare with it
anyways its the duty of ours and we are the only one who can perform it
love to all
I’m planning to do research on issues of child health, for my PhD. Can you suggest some current issues in this regard that
I’m serious and in earnest.