For some years, I decided that instead of wanting to do everything and achieve everything, I would focus on being happy, including in my role as a mom. Peer pressure and comparisons can make us focus a lot on what we are or are not doing, it is whether it is worthy of merit or recognition ... but in the end, what will really matter is having a life that has made us happy.
Having friends is an essential part of the life of every human being. Being sociable by nature, we look for other people with whom we can share various aspects of our lives, from tastes and beliefs, to those good and not so good things that happen to us.
I believe that for parents there is no more emotional, nostalgic and exciting date than their baby's first birthday. Many families choose to celebrate the moment in style, with balloons, cakes, gifts and endless details that will be forever immortalized in photos and videos. But others, on the other hand, prefer more discreet celebrations, in family and adapted to the baby.
I think there is no experience that can test us as much as motherhood does. Although it is true that with her we learn many life lessons, it is also something that makes us question our abilities and also, fight every day to be better.
Although we remember our childhood as one of the most beautiful times of our lives, surely many or all of us have some memories stronger and more present than others. And it is that when we feel happy, we usually save those moments with great affection in our hearts.
I confess that until relatively recently I did not give due importance to the need to find moments alone that would allow me to disconnect from the outer maelstrom and connect with myself. I assumed that by becoming a mother I had to give up my own time, and the only moments I had alone were while shopping or taking a quick shower.
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