Notes on Motherhood. In the last year since I became a… | by Sari Azout | Medium
In the last year since I became a mother, I’ve frequently been asked, “How is it being a mom?” and “How do you do it all?” These are such complex and profound questions and yet in the whirlwind of adjustments that only first-time parents can understand, my answers have been admittedly stupid. Now, one year out, and my head still spinning, here’s a fresh stab at addressing these questions. Being a mother is the most addictive, intoxicating feeling. Everyone tells you and yet it’s impossible to understand — it’s the purest form of love –full stop. I get blown away when I see the mental leaps and connections my son makes on a daily basis. There are moments when I gaze into his eyes and feel something that can best be described as wholeness. My role in the world has become clearer –I am helping someone realize their potential as a human being and see the world in a unique way. There are moments that are just so perfect. But then there are other times. There will be nights where you are so
Notes on Motherhood Sari Azout 6 min read · Mar 9, 2016 -- Listen Share In the last year since I became a mother, I’ve frequently been asked, “How is it being a mom?” and “How do you do it all?” These are such complex and profound questions and yet in the whirlwind of adjustments that only first-time parents can understand, my answers have been admittedly stupid. Now, one year out, and my head still spinning, here’s a fresh stab at addressing these questions. Being a mother is the most addictive, intoxicating feeling. Everyone tells you and yet it’s impossible to understand — it’s the purest f
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