Listen closely: This is what it means to be a mother. You might find yourself pregnant, welcoming a child into the world, adopting, or blending families. You embrace the role of being a mother.
This is how you navigate motherhood. Keep going, my friend.
You choose to breastfeed, use formula, or opt for organic or generic options. Regardless, you nourish your child.
This is the essence of motherhood. Keep going, my friend.
You may sleep train, co-sleep, or share a bed. Sometimes you sleep, other times they do—or maybe neither of you gets any rest.
This is what it means to be a mother. Keep going, my friend.
You could be a stay-at-home mom, work remotely, or have a job outside the home. No matter the situation, you are always working hard.
This is how you mother. Keep going, my friend.
You are a single mom, a married mom, a mom in a same-sex relationship—no matter your situation, you are a mother.
This is the reality of motherhood. Keep going, my friend.
Whether you identify as a tiger mom, helicopter mom, or free-range mom, you embody all these roles and none at once. You are simply a mother.
This is how you embrace motherhood. Keep going, my friend.
You express joy, sadness, fear, and courage. By showing your emotions, you teach your children how to express theirs too.
This is the way you mother. Keep going, my friend.
You hold them close, shower them with hugs, say “I love you,” and wipe away their tears. Your nurturing is evident.
This is the heart of motherhood. Keep going, my friend.
You set boundaries, employ positive reinforcement, and sometimes give time-outs to guide them toward what’s right. You establish your rules.
This is how you mother. Keep going, my friend.
You drive them to music lessons, sports practices, and recitals, enriching their lives with experiences.
This is the journey of motherhood. Keep going, my friend.
You are young or old, slender or curvy, of any race. Regardless of appearance or background, you are a mother.
This is the diversity of motherhood. Keep going, my friend.
You laugh, cry, shout, and whisper. You may not be perfect, but your efforts shine through every day.
This is how you embrace being a mom. Keep going, my friend.
Your children might be little—babies or toddlers—or they could be in middle school, high school, or even college. Regardless of their age, you will always be their mother.
This is the essence of motherhood. Keep going, my friend.
You wear many hats: teacher, friend, confidant, leader. Above all, you are a mother.
This is how you mother. Keep going, my friend.
Listen: There’s no single way to do this. Embrace your own journey. Keep going, my friend.
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In summary, motherhood comes in many forms and embraces various experiences. No matter your situation, what matters is that you continue nurturing and loving your children. Keep going, my friend.