Raising Mothers: A Funny

Loving Your Children

If anybody knows me, they know I love my children. But loving your children doesn't make you a perfect parent or person. God knows I've made some mistakes along the way. Provide a structure, but one that gives a little. A structure that will provide flexibility in case of an earthquake. LOL! I guess you could call it Earthquake proof! Get to know each of your children, their personalities and styles. God blessed me with three different people and they are truly a blessing thru the good and the ugly! LAUGHING! Yeah, it can get ugly sometimes. smiling.

Cynthia Williams, CA

Are You Stressed?

A mother's daily life is full of demands, to-do's, get dones, and even a few hassles. Have you allowed stress to become a way of life for you? Are you always on the edge or find it difficult to cope with simple matters of life?

All stress isn't bad. Stress can help you perform under pressure and cope with demanding days and deadlines, but when you constantly move in fifth gear, your mind, body, and soul suffers.

Whether you work inside your home or outside your home, it's always helpful to recognize symptoms and signs of stress.

Visit Mom's Peace Place and let's talk about stress.

"Mothers of Teenagers Know Why Animals Eat Their Young."

Author Unknown

It Just Doesn't Matter

Mid-wife, adoption agency or hospital

Vaginal or C-Section

Natural or "Give Me Drugs!"

Breast, bottle, fed by dad or other
In the Crib or In the Bed
Attachment or Traditional
It Just Doesn't Matter

Work-from-home, stay-at home, or even work away
Play dates or soccer games
Public, Private or Home Schooled
It Just Doesn't Matter

What does matter on this special day is that we all remember
We're all moms and no matter what this is a wonderful lifelong endeavor!

Happy Mothers Day today and everyday!

Sandy, FL

Crazy Mom of 5

This is for all the mothers who NEVER won "Mother Of The Year," and all those to busy being a mother to care.

This is for all the mothers who freeze their you know what on metal bleachers instead of watching from cars, so that when their
kids ask, "Did you see my goal?" They can say, "Of course, I wouldn't have missed it for the world,"

This is for every mother who ever sat up all night with a sick toddler in her arms. Wiping the child at both ends, while saying, "It's okay, honey, Mommy's here."

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