Mothers

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A mom is asking her son how to fix his phone

How to Say “I Love You, Mum” When You Don’t Say “I Love You”

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For those of us who didn’t grow up in an affectionate family, uttering the words 'I love you, Mum’ can feel awkward, especially when we also have a lot of challenging moments with our mums.
A woman is holding a bunch of carnation flowers

A Different Wish This Mother’s Day

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Advertisements will have us believe the only sort of mothers worth celebrating are the oh-so-cheerful mums who cater to all of our needs without expecting anything back. So when we compare advertisement mums with ours and their “failings”, we think we can’t celebrate them.
Illustration of a book with a woman on it

A Mum’s POV: The Things She Says & Does

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But maybe if we could view things from our mum’s perspectives, we’ll start to see that there’s more to…. 
graphic image of flowers

Mum And I: Pretty As A Posy

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What do mums and flowers have in common? They brighten up our day, have the power to turn our frowns upside down, and they come in a variety of personalities and temperance. There’s the sunny, outgoing mum, the one who adores romance, and the one who exudes timeless beauty. 

You’re More Than Just Mom

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Title: You’re More Than Just Mom Artwork by: YMI X Adrianne…
Mom with her children sitting on a bench

A Call to All Women This Mother’s Day

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I have come to realize, both through personal pain and the pain of others, that while many of us joyfully celebrate being a mom each year, there are also many women who will be hurting deeply come Mother’s Day.
Mother holding her babies feet

Battling Futility in Motherhood

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My baby cries. I look at the clock and sigh. Quickly, I finish drying the plate and get him from his cot. Here we go again.
Mother holding her baby up in the air

5 Humbling Lessons I’ve Learned As a New Mom

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As I’m writing this article, my 3½-month-old baby is stretching in her rocker and “talking” to herself. It amazes me how much she has grown in these past months—from a wrinkly, frowning newborn to a chubby, still frowning baby.
Girl looking down contemplating why she is not loved

Mom, why don’t you love me?

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Throughout my childhood and teenage years, I felt unloved by my mother—the person I was supposed to be the closest to. Instead of showing me love, she often scolded me and used words that hurt me deeply.