101 Ways To Become A Happy Mother

Of course, there are more than 101 ways to become a happy mother. It is a list that never ends, but in this article we will address some of these ways:

• To feel that a heart is growing in the womb.
• When you feel your child moving inside you.
• To feel happy when you hold the child in your arms.
• Seeing the child grow strong and healthy.
• When breastfeeding for the first time.
• To be able to calm the baby with his breast milk.
• When you make eye contact during breastfeeding.
• When you feel the baby kicking in the womb.
• When changing a nappy for the first time.
• Their first hot bath.
• When you notice how they develop at each stage.
• When you notice that they like to spend time with one.
• The anxiety when they get their first fever.
• The child’s spontaneity.
• When you hear the child laughing.

• To say how much you love them every day.
• When they start expressing themselves.
• You become a happy mother when you see the baby’s first tooth.
• When the child is overjoyed.
• When the child eats solid food for the first time.
• When helping the child to sit up.
• Knowing that the child can crawl around on all fours.
• The sweet sound when they say “mom”.
• When they get grumpy for the first time.
• To see their faces when they sleep.
• When you are exhausted but get up just because you see their faces.
• When you show your love every time you give them food.
• To see how they develop month by month, day by day.
• When you try to help them as best you can even when you do not know what they need.
• When faced with the challenge of reprimanding them appropriately.
• When you see the results of their upbringing.
• When you sing for them until they learn the song by heart.

• When they surprise us by saying that they do not like anything.
• You become a happy mother when you teach them to take their first steps.
• When waiting for their first birthday.
• When you take them to the cinema so they can watch their favorite movie.
• When you notice that they are starting to get values.
• Seeing them take responsibility for things.
• When they become independent.
• When you pick them up at kindergarten.
• When you hear that your baby starts talking.
• To listen to their first self-composed song.
• When talking to them even though they still can’t talk properly.
• To hear them say thank you.
• When you talk and know that they understand everything you say.
• When your child starts eating like an older child.
• When you reprimand them and they smile at you or try to give you a kiss.
• Every new thing they learn (numbers, colors, a song).
• When others say that your child is very intelligent.

• When they perform hoarseness.
• When they clearly express how they feel.
• When you see that your child is polite.
• To teach them to think of others.
• To let them do household chores.
• You feel like a happy mother when you teach them new expressions.
• To understand that children need their own space.
• When establishing a routine for dinners and bedtime.

More ways to become a happy mother

• When they are allowed to share with other children.
• When one worries about their well-being.
• When you teach them good hygiene habits.
• When you notice that their immune system is improving.
• To teach them to respect other living beings.
• When your baby is allowed to rest in a clean and quiet environment.

• When the child’s father gives you support.
• When you share your worries with others who give you support.
• When you see them mature at their own pace.
• When the children start school.
• When the children succeed well in school.
• The first activities after school.
• When you see that they are concentrating on their first task in school.
• When you see how things go well for them.
• When they say something to you right after they wake up.
• The pride you feel when you know they are learning new things.
• When they start making friends.
• The empathy you feel when they start making friends.
• To be able to share your experiences with other mothers.
• To travel with them and know that they like the trip.
• When you are happy that your children are healthy.
• Join them to see things they want to show you.
• To try new things with them.
• When they want to know what you are doing and also want to participate.

• When they imitate you.
• When they light up your day when you feel sad.
• To be there for them as often as you can.
• When they have the same interests as you.
• Being a mother lasts a lifetime and it is an unbreakable bond.
• To be able to give them support in everything forever.
• To be available to them.
• To feel that it is a passion and not an obligation to help their children.
• Remember that they will evolve over time.
• When you realize that it is no longer a child.
• When they fall in love and ask for advice.
• When you know that love is mutual.
• That they can do whatever they want and be successful.
• To feel that great and inexplicable love that has no boundaries.
• Remembering that they were the love of your life before you even met them.
• Trying to be a good role model for them.