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To me being a mother means putting my son Emmanuel before anyone else, sharing in all his milestones and watching him grow and develop his very own personality.
Regina Todarello (Edible Blooms) |
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Being a mother means celebrating any mother…. even those mums with empty arms and heavy hearts this Mothers day. A special tribute to all the mothers who have loved and lost.
Elizabeth (latoriana.com.au) |
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Being a mother means I learn every day. Sometimes the lessons are really hard and sometimes they are sweet reminders on what my life is about.
Jackie Maxted (beautyheaven.com.au) |
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It’s the little things they do that melt your heart, often it’s 11pm at night, all is quiet and I love to stand and watch his pure innocence. A cuddle from my son is all I need to make all my worries disappear!
Rebecca Ledwell, Yowie Bay NSW (Photo by Maree Ramos) |
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Love and commitment, it lasts a lifetime.
Pauline Clarke (Bush Essentials) |
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It’s the meaning of life, it is why we are here and it is a amazing gift. I am truly blessed with my baby boy.
Gina Fink (Savage Public Relations) |
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Being a role model for my children. Living a good life.
Elee Williams (Crystals 2 Inspire (C2I)) |
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Being a mother means giving and receiving unconditional love, huggles and kisses. Nothing is more important than my family.
Raegan Foldesdy (A Little Bit of Cheek) |
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Motherhood provides me constant opportunities to balance my passions in life as a Woman, with the delicious role of guiding and observing my child's complex, rich journey.
Sharlene Townes (Charlie Kay) |
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Being a mum means learning how to juggle like you have never juggled before, prioritise and plan like a maniac only to discover than in the end there is only one ‘real priority’ and figuring out that unconditional love takes over for even the most non maternal of us.
Kristy-Lee Johnston (Footprint Recruitment) |
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Being a mother means seeing the world through the eyes of my children, like rediscovering favourite childhood books, remembering Santa and the Easter Bunny and the simple joy of paddling at the beach.
Johanna Baker-Dowdell (Strawberry Communications) |
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Being a mum means appreciating the most important things in life, my family. Every day is different and exciting watching my daughter grow up, nothing matches sharing these moments with my husband.
Corinne Manning |
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By giving life to a little person, I feel that we can create and give more
life and love to others. We are designed for it! Being able to create anything and to love without expectations is what I've learnt, being a mother is such a priceless gift. There are no words to describe the feeling; I think a smile can say it all!
Ere Perez (Ere Perez Cosmetics) |
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Being a mother means getting to watch the wonder of the world through a child’s eyes with the understanding of how truly amazing it is.
Julia Dickenson (Oradess Make-up) |
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Being a mother means accepting that your heart will be forever walking around outside your body.
Rachael Lay (CandyHair and Sudo Designer Childrenswear) |
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Being a Mother means that true love is selfless, and in the everyday acts of selfless love, I realise that my children are my greatest gift.
Melissa Cooper (The Art of Intimacy)
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Being a mother means having access to the most joyous, cuddly hugs that even on the coldest autumn morning, after a night of interrupted sleep, never fail to warm me from the inside out!
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Being a mother myself means that I now really appreciate my own mum and I understand how important family is.
Allison Jones (Lark store) |
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Being a mother means loving someone more than I ever imagined possible. It means having someone in my life whose happiness and security I will protect with a passion I never knew I had.
Sophie Andrews (The Ideas Book and Space 4) |
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Being a mum is knackering, but huge fun and brings lots of love and laughs and reminds us what innocent gorgeous beings children are…illustrated this morning with Francesca going off to her first school disco proudly sporting a pink sequin top and a black sequin puff ball. Oh to be 5 again!!!
Sophie Cross (PR Chicks) |
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So many things really: It's fun, rewarding, thrilling, demanding and challenging. It's been an amazing journey filled with incredible highs and incredible lows (you know the mother guilt thing when you feel you just aren't delivering no matter what you do!) Most of all it makes me appreciate my mother a lot more!
Roxanne Elliott (careforkids.com.au) |
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Being a mother to me is learning from my kids the real meaning of unconditional love. You know they truly love you for who you are no matter what.
Norlin Mustapha (Baubles, Bubbles & Bags and Just Us Kids Online) |
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Being a mother is like experiencing life all over again through the eyes of your child. Being a mother means that you are responsible for another person in terms of what you can teach them today to assist them later in life.
Lisa Miller (Marketing & Public Relations OPI)
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Becoming a mother has been a dream come true - I'm so fortunate to have two little happy healthy angels and I love watching them flourish each day. Truly an amazing journey..
Sharon Chim (queenbee.com.au) |
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Being a mother means wearing many hats, even when they don’t fit properly. It means keeping 10 balls in the air with your hands tied behind your back. It means giving encouragement in the face of adversity and picking up the pieces when it all goes to custard. But it also means a richer life experience, giving and receiving unconditional love and being reminded everyday of what really matters in this life.
Nic McIsaac (Magnolia Square) |
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Cuddles at the times you need it most and the most amazing moments you will ever experience in your life.
Linda Enever (Family Capers) |
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Realising I possess unconditional love and patience after being woken by my daughter for the third time in one night!
Anne Rennie (Czarque) |
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Without doubt being a mother is the single most important achievement of my life. I have four incredible daughters with completely individual points of view. Nothing else is as fulfilling as watching them grow up, watching them interact and sharing their achievements. And, of course, my mother is also a vital part of the process.
Soula-Marie Perdis (Napoleon Perdis Cosmetics) |
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Being a mum is has taught me to appreciate living in the present and to treasure every new day.
Catherine de Groot (Trilogy Skincare) |
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Being a mother provides me with a lifelong opportunity to be the best person I can be - to have a positive influence in my children's lives and to nurture, mentor, love and support them on their journeys...
Catherine Cervasio (Aromababy Natural Skincare) |
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Being a mother means my child always comes first. It means unconditional love and amazement at how quickly my son is growing up.
Anna Tucker (Beauty and Lace Online Magazine)