Amy Neftzger, author, researcher, and drummer writes about whatever she wants on this blog. She is internationally published in both fiction and nonfiction. For more information, please visit her website at amyneftzger.com
Welcome to whatever is on my mind!
Some people use the term "nonsense" but I prefer to use the phrase "uncommonly sensed" because it's more reflective of creative types.
Sunday, May 13, 2018
How to Be The Best Mom Ever
I always sign notes to my kids from “The Best Mom Ever.” After all, they’ve never had any other mother, so how would they know if I’m lying? Did they shop around before choosing me? Did they order their mom from a catalog before they were born?
The truth is that every mother who puts forth an effort is The Best Mom Ever because motherhood is the hardest job. Ever. No other job pays so little and demands 24/7 from a person, yet for some reason mothers are always thinking that we can do better.
But no one is perfect. If every kid had a mother who made their lives run as smoothly and sweetly as a milkshake, then no one would learn to be compassionate or how to handle stress, and these evolve from understanding that not everything can be controlled. No child will fully mature unless they learn personal responsibility, and if everything is managed for children they don’t learn to manage themselves. We need imperfect environments and bumpy roads to help us grow.
So if you want to be The Best Mom Ever ask yourself these questions:
1. Am I doing what I think is right?
2. Do I consider the best interests of my chil(dren) when making decisions?
If so, then relax. You may not be perfect, but you’re still The Best Mom Ever.
Happy Mother’s Day!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
this article so useful to my life
ReplyDeleteBest Office Laptops
Top Office Laptops
best laptop for business and personal use
best laptop for business student
best desktop replacement laptop
best business laptop 2018
gotta wurd just fer you, miss gorgeous:
ReplyDeletePHLEGM!!!
Ain't that awwwwwwwwwwwsome??????
Gotta gobba lotta...
and other dichotomized,
altruistic symbiosis.
Wannum?
I love you, dear.
ReplyDeleteMeet me Upstairs
at the Wedding Feast...
Again, I love you.
ReplyDeleteAnd I certainly
will pray for you
and your family.
God bless you.