User: tell inside
I love my children even if …
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There is nothing stronger than love for a mother or a father. And yet our children sometimes drive us crazy. Here users tell: inside, with what special.
Yes, the little ones. Those who choose to live with children seldom regret it – and yet there are moments when you just want to give up everything. The bad: These moments are not uncommon. The laundry is piling up, the child is in the defiant phase, gets a crying fit because the apple pieces are not cut the same size and at the job there are also a lot of problems. Pooh! The good thing: You are not alone – because most parents feel the same way. How good that more and more mothers and fathers dare to admit it. On Instagram you can see more and more influencers who show the real everyday life of mothers and parenting guides have long ceased to demand perfection.
The blogger Nathalie Kluever (“A completely normal mom”) shared a visual on Facebook in which she continues the sentence “I love my children, even if …”. The colleagues from ELTERN.de picked up their idea right away and asked the same question in the Facebook community – and got a lot of great answers. Here we have selected ten of them.
Mothers love their children, even if …
1 of 10
“… you sometimes want to leave your children at the next rest stop, because this is the 50th time you’ve heard this song” This is Bibi and Tina on Amadeus and Sabrina “.”
2 of 10
“… they’re little smart asses. But honestly, I’ve never wished my old life back.”
3 of 10
“… they complain in the amusement park that you even went there and have to hear that they are just annoying and embarrassing.”
4 of 10
“… they don’t get more than 3 hours of sleep every night – and not in one piece with a teething child – and during the night they abuse the child in their thoughts for it.”
5 out of 10
“… they suddenly want to eat Cini Minies at 1 am.”
6 of 10
“… they roll around in the dirt and you have to wash mountains of laundry every day and you can’t get out of cleaning your shoes …”
7 of 10
“… they just want to be alone in the bathroom for two minutes.”
8 of 10
“… they discuss and are told that there are no real Pokémons, and then the kids ask Google first.”
9 of 10
“… they want to do handicrafts. Oh God, I hate handicrafts.”
10 of 10
“… they are tall and think they are much smarter than us.”
Can you find yourself here again? You probably also have a comment or two up your sleeve. If you’d like to discuss parenting issues with other mothers, then take a look at ours Community.
And very important: Make sure that the trend towards less perfection in everyday mom’s everyday life asserts itself in the long term. Talk about your fears, worries and problems. With friends, with family, in our community, whoever you can think of. With a wink or deadly serious. And also admit quite openly if something is overwhelming or if you lack the strength in some moments. This is how we ensure that the mothers’ community moves even closer together, that we support each other and that we don’t leave any mom with a bad feeling.