1,337 Quotes About Motherhood
- Author Michelle Obama
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Our afternoons together taught me that there was no formula for motherhood. No single approach could be deemed right or wrong. This was useful to see.
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- Author Glennon Doyle Melton
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His body fills my arms and I think, Oh. So this is what my arms are for.
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- Author Taffy Brodesser-Akner
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Maybe it was the insult of childbirth. Maybe it was the overwhelming unfairness of what happens to a woman’s status and body and position in the culture once she’s a mother. All those things can drive you crazy if you’re a smart person. If you are a smart woman, you cannot stand by and remain sane once you fully understand, as a smart woman does, the constraints of this world on a woman.
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- Author Abhijit Naskar
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When a woman is breastfeeding, the first and only thought that should appear in your mind is that the purpose of those breasts is to nourish a life, but if your mind gets either contemptuous or sexual instead, then go home and try to figure out if you are a human.
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- Author Nancy Rubin Stuart
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Even late marriage and childbirth didn't seem to deter this new young population of women from continuing to hold down paid jobs.
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- Author Nancy Rubin Stuart
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Something untoward was happening to middle-class American women, an undercurrent of i change was seeping through heir ideas about duties and obligations as mothers, eroding their desire to conform to madonna-like models of unconditional devotion to the young child to adapt a more managerial concept of mother as coordinator and motivator of her child's activities and interests.
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- Author Michelle Obama
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(Mum) has always been my rock, allowing me the freedom to be who I am, while never allowing my feet to get too far off the ground.
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- Author Nancy Rubin Stuart
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Determination, the benign cousin of defiance, drove Lucy to continue enlarging her family to compensate for her lost children.
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- Author James C. Humes
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The whole theme of motherhood and family life, with those sweet affections which illuminate it, must be the fountain spring of present happiness and future survival.
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