Mom guilt is relentless.
No matter how much you do, it whispers,
you're not doing enough.
But here's the truth.
You are already doing more than enough.
Loving, caring, and showing up for your kids
matters way more than getting everything perfect.
Remember, there's no such thing as a perfect mom.
You're gonna have hard days, tired days,
and days where you are just getting by.
That doesn't make you a bad mom.
It makes you a human one.
And your kids need a mom who's real,
not a mom who's perfect.
Think of all the love and time and effort
you pour in to your kids.
The little moments of connection, the hugs, the laughter,
the way you wipe their tears,
those are what they'll remember.
Not the times you felt you fell short.
They're not even gonna remember those.
Give yourself the same grace you'd give a friend.
Would you tell her she's failing
because she needs a break or makes mistakes?
Of course not.
I want you to extend that same kindness to yourself.
Your worth as a mom isn't measured by doing it all.
It's in the love you give and the example you set
by taking care of yourself too.
You're doing better than you think,
and your kids are blessed to have you as their mom.