1,337 Quotes About Motherhood

So what. So what that you grew inside of someone else- it doesn't mean you aren't in here now, in here, right here. Oh, my heart-what's in here is not all my own anymore, anyway.

i believed we could do itbc we’re in this togetherbut together never happened through the stress&the struggle i dealt with on my ownyour sleeping pattern never changedbc of the baby you wanted to have

Humans are the only ones who refuse to co-sleep with their newborns. All other animals do it lovingly and willingly.

Humans are the only ones who refuse to co-sleep with their newborns. All other mammals do it, and in a loving manner.

Be yourself, not who someone wants you to be. Be unique.

What would the world look like if you and I—as the first generations of resource-rich, informed, penicillin-protected, and free mothersto have ever walked the planet—released ourselves from the burden ofstories told for us and began to see ourselves for the incredibly powerful, important, worthy, and inherently beautiful beings we really are? I believe the outcome would change the course of history.

Being a mother can be like drying out the foundations of a house or mending a roof; it takes time, sweat and money, and once it's done everything looks exactly the same as it did before. It's not the sort of thing anyone gives you praise for.

i didn’t want kids back when i was a kid,changing my brothers’ stinky nappies at 7 years old&i haven’t changed me mind&if i’m ever unsure,just remember thatuncertainty is certainly rejection

That something? That thing you long for way more than good chocolate or a week in the Caribbean? It’s the full, uninhibited expressionof your soul. It’s the essence of who you are and why you’re here. I also believe it to be the thing that your family, and the world, needsfrom you most.