Maternity

A few days ago I found an article in English that was titled quite similar to this one, and without reading it, just with the title, it already caused me a "it's true". After a little reflection evoking many of the moments I had lived, I decided that I had to write about that too, and in order not to "get contaminated" by that father's words, I decided not to read it. So I would have my own reasons to explain to the world how strong and incredible my wife is and, by extension, all women (or the vast majority, I imagine).

You said no TV until age 3. You said you wouldn't be that kind of mother who ... You said a lot of things, but then your son came along and you ate, one by one, your words. Motherhood is plagued, for many of us, with those wonderful "I've never" that then hit us all over the face. If you also said that A, but then you did B, don't worry, join the club, there are many of us.

Today people do not always have the children they want, but rather the ones they can. If you ask a woman and a man how many children they have and how many they would like to have, surely there are few who tell you the same number: "I have two, but I would have liked to have three", "I have one, but I would have liked have two ", etc.

When it comes to thinking about a future as a family, many couples wonder what the ideal number of children is. Although many agree that two is the perfect number, that the traditional "typical family" is the most balanced, the truth is that there is no answer that works equally for all families.

You have heard on occasion of the idealization of fatherhood and motherhood. Perfect images come to mind of smiling fathers and mothers, fast asleep, in their tidy houses with their clean and demure children. We all know that the reality of being parents is not that, but rather the opposite. Well, that, the opposite, is what these 21 funny pictures show about the less kind side of having children.

Due to the physical changes we experience in pregnancy, the garments that we regularly use are no longer comfortable and we must resort to others that are more useful and provide two things that are very necessary in pregnancy: comfort and practicality.

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 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.