As a mum, you’re constantly worried that judgemental eyes are burning into the back of your head. Because you’re just not doing the ‘mum’ thing right.
You worry that you’ll get judged for not making your own organic baby food, or for the fact that you let your kid jump in muddy puddles, and now he’s walking home all wet and soggy.
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But if you stop and listen, you’ll realise people aren’t judging you. They’re saying, “Good on you mum.” Because we all realise that the most important thing in life is to have fun, knowing we can deal with the mess later.
Mamamia and OMO Ultimate have teamed up with four of our favourite mums to recall the times when their kids made some impressive messes. Watch them laugh about it now.
Over to you, how did your views on what matters change after you had children?
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Top Comments
As a mum of two now 24 and 21 year olds I did what I thought best for my kids. They did jump in mud and puddles as well making a mess in the lounge room making sheet castles and sleeping in there for a night.
Childhood is too short to worry about other people's ideas about raising kids just do what is best and fits in with your life style and remember to enjoy them, love them unconditionally, respect them and teach them moral and values.
Because 24 and 21 one years reall do just fly by.
As a mum, you’re constantly worried that judgemental eyes are burning into the back of your head. Because you’re just not doing the ‘mum’ thing right.
Seriously? Are we all 'constantly worried' about being judged? Or are we all just busy doing our own thing?