I Don’t Have to Be a Perfect Mother

Welcome, dear, to the heart of the home.

Today, I want to talk to you...

How many times have you thought to yourself: “I should be this, I should be that…” and then you

felt tired and overwhelmed?

The truth is: you don’t have to be perfect.

You are not required to play all the roles at once or wear all the masks.

The house does not need a superwoman; it needs a real mother.

A real mother who sometimes gets tired, makes mistakes, learns, loves, and gives with all she can.

Every mother has her own way, her own story, her own home.

Even if one day you said: “I can’t anymore” or decided to rest, that’s not failure—it’s awareness.

It’s choosing to be present with honesty, choosing a deeper kind of love.

The “perfect” image they always show us is not real.

The biggest trap is comparison.

Strength is knowing when to pause, when to ask for support.

Strength is knowing that you are enough.

With every moment of tiredness, with every moment of tenderness—you are still a whole, real

mother.

And believe me, a home with a real mother who tries is much better than a home with a “perfect”

mother image.

Tell me, what moment did you need to hear “Thank you” the most?

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