You know you’re a mom when
Posted by Maioush . Published on 19 June 2013
- Your perfume is Eau de Baby food.
- You know closing a door silently is an art form.
- You realize you’re talking about poop in public again.
- You realize the kids have been in bed for an hour and you’re still watching cartoons.
- Shopping alone feels like vacation.
- You reheat your coffee 3 times and still don’t’ get to drink it.
- You’ve experienced stroller envy.
- You’ve found something you lost in the toilet.
- Silence makes you nervous.
- Nothing feels better than a long shower. Alone.
- You fold laundry during your free time.
- You believe door bell ringing at nap time is unforgivable.
- You wish every store had a drive through.
- You have 100 cheerios and 50 raisins at the bottom on your purse.
- The gift doesn’t matter, only the little person behind it.
- You wash the same load of laundry at least twice before you remember to empty it.
- You consider Goldfish crackers a food group.
- You listen to your kids’ favorite tunes even when you’re driving by yourself.
- You can cry in a Huggies commercial.
- You consider going to the bathroom by yourself the height of luxury.
- You know how badly stepping on a piece of Lego can hurt.
- You think wrestling alligators would be easier than getting kids in bed on time.
- You save lives on a daily basis.
- You spend more on carpet cleaning products than make up.
- Your husband tells you it isn’t worth buying anything nice until the kids move out to college.
- You cry with happiness when one of your children consents to eating broccoli.
- You tell yourself pizza has all the food groups.
- Some days you just want to quit motherhood.
- You have clothes in every size under the sun.
- You consider Outback Steakhouse fine dining.
- You will never ever be able to sort, process or print all the photos you take.
- Your kisses have magical, healing properties.
- You have sung the same song a trillion times.
- You daydream about a land where women go to the bathroom alone and don’t have to narrate what they’re doing in there.
- Some days watching them is like seeing your heart do somersaults in front of your very eyes.
- You couldn’t watch the Olympics without wondering if that might be your kids one day.
- Cereal is a breakfast, lunch, and dinner kind of food at your house.
- You are more excited to introduce your boys to one of your favorite movies than when you watched it the first time yourself.
- Having kids has taught you how to love and be loved like nothing else on earth.
- Your body is soft in all the right places and perfect for comforting and cuddling.
- You are deeply loved.
- You love deeper than today and further than tomorrow.