Motherhood is a beautiful, challenging, and exciting experience that every woman should undertake once in her lifetime. However, being a mother can also be extremely stressful at times, even more so if you have difficulty being around children or if you simply feel like there’s something missing from your life after having kids. Even though all mothers have plenty of things to deal with on a daily basis, many famous celebrities still agree that being called mom is one of the best things about their lives…some even go as far as to say it’s the best thing ever!

Childhood

My mother was the most beautiful woman I ever saw. All I am I owe to my mother. I attribute all my success in life to the moral, intellectual and physical education I received from her. – George Washington Carver, botanist Working Mother: My mother never worked outside the home, but she worked hard inside it. She stayed home and took care of us five kids while my dad worked. Sometimes I think that if a person really wants to do something, it doesn’t matter what everybody else thinks about it or how impossible it seems to be at first—you just do it anyway.

Being a Mother – Looking Back

What has been your most memorable moment as a mother? What advice would you give to other mothers? Did you have any fears before becoming a mother and how did they manifest themselves in reality? Being a mother is full of beautiful, sad and exciting moments. It can be difficult sometimes to find those special moments amidst everything else. We’ve put together some great quotes that touch on being a mother, so take a look back at some of your more memorable experiences as well as some tips to help ease you into what comes next! Share your thoughts on being a parent below in our comments section!

Happiness and Giving Birth

I felt like a mother before I became one.—Brigitte Bardot, French actress and singer (b. 1934) the art of being a mother is seldom learned in solitude.—Harriet Beecher Stowe, American author and abolitionist (1811–1896) a mother’s arms are made of tenderness and children sleep soundly in them. — Victor Hugo, French poet, novelist, and dramatist (1802–1885). There is no agony like bearing an unwanted child. — Queen Victoria, British monarch (1901) my children taught me unconditional love. — Angelina Jolie, American actress (b.

Herself

There’s no greater gift than to be a mom, especially when you have little ones. They teach us to be more patient and forgiving, and are kind enough to fill our lives with laughter. On Mother’s Day, it’s important to honor all those special women who do so much for us. With that in mind, we’ve compiled some of our favorite quotes about mothers here at eHeyo!

Mother’s Sacrifice for Children

Being a mother is learning about strengths you didn’t know you had and dealing with fears you didn’t know existed. It’s falling down, and then getting back up. – Laura Bush. Sometimes, we feel really lonely when our children are not around us for some days or because we haven’t got enough time to spend with them and care for them. She was a complete homebody; living in her own home where she can do as she pleases without having to deal with how anyone else feels but it was always so painful for her to be away from him for more than a few hours at a time.

Isolation – Painful Experience without Her Children Around

If one had been told that such a small, fragile thing as a mother’s heart could break, it would not have believed it. Of course mothers suffered and died for their children, one always knew that…but break? This was something different. To feel your heart turn over slowly, to feel it begin to crumble like burnt paper in a fire. (Viktoria Tolstoy)

Love for Husband

I knew it was going to be a good day when I woke up and my husband handed me coffee. He said, I love you. And he followed that with, and I mean it. Now, if you are married (or have been married), you know what I’m talking about. It is one thing for your man to say he loves you in front of other people. That happens often—especially on date night. It is another thing for your husband to tell you I love you when there are no witnesses around—particularly if he does so with enthusiasm rather than obligation.