She does-I swear it.
The mother that...
...straps her 2 year old child on her back and her 6 week old her to her front and goes for a walk.
...wakes up in the middle of the night to calm and comfort her sick child, while sick herself.
...fights for hours to get her child to eat, and finds that food that finally hits the spot.
...manages to have a shower-with the kids in the house, and no one to give her a break.
...made dinner for her significant other, on top of everything she did that day.
...did the grocery shopping with an over-tired child.
...made her self eat her veggies and fruit, because her unborn child needs it, even if she neither craves it nor wants it (or can keep it down with ease).
SuperMom exists in many a form.
She exists in all of us.
She is You!
SuperMom's kryptonite?
Only her failure to take care of herself.
So all you Mom's out there...make sure that at the end of the day you take those few moments to reflect on what you have accomplished---raising your beautiful child(ren). Then put your feet up, have a bath, a glass of wine, read your favorite book, watch your favorite movie---do something that makes you feel as great as you make everyone else feel during the day.
The mother that...
...straps her 2 year old child on her back and her 6 week old her to her front and goes for a walk.
...wakes up in the middle of the night to calm and comfort her sick child, while sick herself.
...fights for hours to get her child to eat, and finds that food that finally hits the spot.
...manages to have a shower-with the kids in the house, and no one to give her a break.
...made dinner for her significant other, on top of everything she did that day.
...did the grocery shopping with an over-tired child.
...made her self eat her veggies and fruit, because her unborn child needs it, even if she neither craves it nor wants it (or can keep it down with ease).
SuperMom exists in many a form.
She exists in all of us.
She is You!
SuperMom's kryptonite?
Only her failure to take care of herself.
So all you Mom's out there...make sure that at the end of the day you take those few moments to reflect on what you have accomplished---raising your beautiful child(ren). Then put your feet up, have a bath, a glass of wine, read your favorite book, watch your favorite movie---do something that makes you feel as great as you make everyone else feel during the day.
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