HOW MOTHERHOOD HAS CHANGED ME

To begin with, becoming a Mother changes all that you have ever been in your life. From a carefree 22 year old newly married to being a Mom of a 1 year old by 24, life has been full of ups and down but nothing compares to the blissful feeling of being a Mom. Initial pregnancy days were sad because of an unplanned one, but the first sonogram itself starts turning you into a Mother. The person who hated fruits and dry fruits made sure to eat it all daily, who never had milk since dont know how many years was now having milk twice a day. The girl who was never into kids, started finding all the kids adorable and just wanted to have hers in hand soon. The changes in my behaviour during pregnancy itself made me realise that I CAN NEVER LOVE ANYONE AS MUCH AS I AM GOING TO LOVE THIS TINY HUMAN GROWING IN ME.

Motherhood has made me the strongest and the weakest person, both at the same time. While on one hand i can fight the World, even closest of my people for my doll, on the other hand just watching her sick or in pain makes me feel like the most helpless and weakest person in the World.

 

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The biggest thing which I realized after becoming a Mom was self worth. Before having a Baby, i never valued my life or my existence. Now that I have her, I just want to take care of myself and want to stay healthy so that i can look after someone who is totally dependent on just me.

Another major change that Motherhood has brought in me is that now my goal everyday is to be a better person. Now that I know that someone is looking up at me all the time, all want to do is to set a good example for her. I want her to feel the way I feel for my Mom, when she grows up she should always think and say that she wants to be like her Mom.

Becoming a Mom means sacrificing your joys and needs, stepping our of your comfort zone, thinking about someone for literally more than 24/7 and never even frown about it. Being a Mom makes you sensitive, emotional, kind, strong, weak, tired, happy and many more of this, all at the same time. The funny and the best part is that no matter how crazy, maddening, tiring and difficult it is, you can never have any better experience or any bigger moment of happiness than this !

This post is a part of the blog train- 2 started by Pooja Kawatra of Mums & Babies where she has brought together mothers from across the globe. Do read her blog post on How Motherhood has changed me –  http://www.themumsandbabies.com/2017/09/how-motherhood-has-changed-me/ and more on the blog train Here- http://www.themumsandbabies.com/2017/09/motherhood-stories-blog-train/

I want to thank Rashmi of NotJustMommying – http://notjustmommying.blogspot.in for introducing me and I invite Mamatha from AllAboutMommying to board the train with me and share her views on the same.

Mamatha is a writer by passion who was a software engineer by profession. Allaboutmommying is a one stop destination for parenting tips, Baby care and product reviews. Parenting is an amazing journey from the time you know you are one to seeing your kids grow up. Her blog is all about celebrating motherhood. Read here : http://allaboutmommying.com

 

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11 Comments Add yours

  1. Richa Tiwari says:

    So true – motherhood makes you the strongest and the weakest person at the same time! Sweet post 🙂

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  2. NupurNS says:

    Wow Anisha, you’re doing such an amazing job as a young mother. Kudos.. and stay amazing 🙂

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  3. I had tears in my eyes.. our lives as mothers are indeed indispensable.. never before I ever yearned for a longer life..

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  4. Gayathri says:

    I am so glad motherhood brought us all together 🙂 my mom was a first time mom at 23 too 🙂 as i said .. Ur posts glorifies love .. Through motherhood .. Yet again ❤️😍

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  5. Sumira Bhatia says:

    Anishaaaa love this post!! So true how motherhood can make you the strongest and the weakest person at the same time.

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  6. dhanyasuresh says:

    Loved d post dear… the photos itself had love pouring out…motherhood has so much power to change anyone …age is not a barrier .

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  7. Mumblebumble says:

    How sweet! Although u weren’t into kids, ur doing a fab job mama❤️🤗

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  8. allaboutmommying says:

    Every single word is so true. I cannot agree more to all of it. It’s one roller coaster ride of emotions and feelings. And we mothers excel in handling it so well 🤗

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  9. Loved reading your post Anisha. Nothing really makes us realise our self worth as much as motherhood. Good one!

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  10. Ankitha jain says:

    Even my story is the same I never liked fruits ,never used to drink milk n al, was not into kids but now can do anything n everything for my little one. Loved reading yourpost

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  11. Mommy Mojo says:

    Great post.. yes we find purpose in being a mama

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