I’m a Darn Good Mommy Blogger

Believe it or not….I’m a Darn Good Mommy Blogger….I may not be a Super mom but am a Super BlogMom and indeed very happy about it. I have very strong, true and interesting reasons to justify this fact…Here they go…….

I am a Super BlogMom becoz..

I am addicted to Blogging.

I am what I really am when I blog.

I have a sense of relief and guilt-free after each posting

I blog when I multitask.

For every hit I feel very happy and for every comment received I fly in air.

I up-bring my blog like my own child. I nurture it, make it trendy and attractive with good content and feel honored when somebody praises it.

I have a rough copy, fair copy, draft copy….before I could publish every post finally.

I have referred countless Parenting Books to update myself for the blog.

In my earlier days, I checked my “Sitemeter” and “Extreme tracker” several times a day just to know that I had ‘0’ visitors…

But today, the “Mummy of Gals” community has several loving mummy fans GLOBALLY, who associate themselves with the blog.

I think my blog will be a wonderful gift for my gals when they grow up.

They would feel what all mom experienced when bringing them up.

Being Super Mom is really demanding….But being Super BlogMom is possible and makes my life very colorful. It adds beauty to my parenting journey which is full of unexpected twists.

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Admiration for kids

We all admire kids. Kids can captivate our attention and keep us mesmerized. The tender touch, sparkling eyes, drooling lips, silky hair, soft toes, tweeny weeny fingers and innocent smile make them very cuddlesome.

A young mother feels proud whenever anyone stops to admire her baby. She is secretly delighted. Motherhood breaks all social barriers. Strangers of all ages and backgrounds are ready to talk with a mother. Babies are praised by every passer-by. But still, what superlatives are employed, no baby is admired sufficiently to please the mother.

Every baby born into the world is a much marvelous one than the last.

“Cutie pie”, “Smart Cookie”, “Bundle of Joy”, “Sweet Darling”- we give ample praises and are still lost for words when they attempt something new every time.

That first play with her hands, bumpy first steps, association with toys, rolling over, sound of blabbers, wet kisses, steady sittings, hands held, tight hugs, loud laughs are sure attention grabbers. We rewind and play them back countless times in our memory, just not wanting to get them erased out of our forgetful mother’s mind.

Give a little love to a child and you get a great deal back.

Very small kids love their mothers unconditionally. They accept mummy 100 % as she is. Mummy is their heroine.

• Although mummy is very absentminded.
• Although mummy’s mothering instincts goes wrong at times.
• Although mummy’s sleep deprived eyes make her look like panda bear.
• Although mummy hasn’t put on any basic make-up.
• Although it’s ages that mummy tried a new hairstyle.
• Although mummy roams around the house in her night gown all day through
• Although mummy hates being a mummy at times.
• Although mummy considers parenting as an excuse for all her short comings.

Kids just accept and love immaculately. But beware moms, this is not forever. This is just a very short sweet span of time.

Slowly it would evolve to a phase when kids become rebellious, uncontrollable and unanswerable. They may turn out to outsmart or look down upon or grow hatred towards parents.

Finally,

we the HEROINES once, may seem to them like HITLERS or HAZARDS or HARRASSMENTS

So my dear fellow young moms, stop brooding over petty problems like colic, teething, food allergy, flu, separation anxiety, tantrums, sleeping procedures etc…OH OH …there is no time to waste. Just enjoy every moment of parenting your little joy.

Fully get drenched in their unconditional love.