Does Motherhood Equal Happiness? | Jaimie from Millennial Moms
Motherhood is such a beautiful journey. It's a blessing and something that no one can really prepare you for! We wait for the moment when we see our baby, and ...
Thank you once again for your great tips! I love your videos, they have so
much wisdom, and I wish I'd heard this when I was just starting to have
kids (my kids range from 15 down to 5). Showing this to my older girls so
they know when it's their turn. Today I choose JOY as well!
I do as many hobbies still that I can: weaving, sewing, reading when I can,
painting. I can't wait to teach my kids things so they can find their own
hobbies.
I started to ask myself "what makes me feel alive?" I will write my answers
down as they come up and refer to them when im feeling down. I share them
with my loved ones and when I ask them the same question about me, they
help me remeber..❤ Thanks for sharing your video. I was having a rough
moment with my dauther this morning. I was feeling like a failure because
my talks with her make her cry often.
Oh mama- I know we can all feel like failures sometimes. Hang in there! I love the concept of asking yourself what makes you feel alive- that is SO great!!!! Thanks for sharing dariana!
I agree 100% with you. Motherhood is beautiful, and I would do it all over
again without hesitating, but it is so draining! I have dealt with
depression all my life, and when my first kid was born, I relied on him for
my happiness, telling myself that he was the only reason for me to be happy
and healthy, and then my kid was diagnosed with autism, and he was very
deep into himself, not being the happy joys kid he was before, and I
realized, NO, my kid cannot be my only source of happiness, I have to be
HIS source of happiness. The adventure of autism has taught me so much
about myself (like I am autistic myself) and about my kid, and showed me
another face of motherhood that I did not expected but oh boy has give me
the inspiration to be exactly the mother my kids needs me to be. And if I
do not find myself enough to be happy, then my kids will have a burden on
their shoulders that they don't need or deserve. So I started shredding off
the guilty of having me time, I really enjoy reading books by myself, so I
always set aside time for reading for myself. And I am definitely not a
social person, but motherhood has helped me not hate other people so much
jajaja having kids is like meeting a whole new person every few months,
they grow up so fast, learn so many new things and their behavior changes
so much that you must be adaptable, and being a person with depression is
hard not to mistake some growth spurts behavior with hatred from my kids
towards me. But I have come to terms with this realization, motherhood is
not happiness, it is one of the many ways I can be happy. It is like,
motherhood is a journey, with a destination, but it will continue until I
die, so I better enjoy it jajaja. Awesome videos, yours are my favorite.
Yes!! I agree. What a great testimony to how important it is to find your own happiness. I can relate to if mom isn't happy- the house isn't either. It's important for you to be happy and fulfilled- so that you can overflow onto your family. :) hugs!!!
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