What is your most proud moment of being a Mum?

Question

I cant even count how many things i love about my baby boy. Just interested in some of your answers =)

Answer 1

the first time my son said "l love mommy"

Answer 2

First; Norton is a girl.

My proudest moment as a Mom continues to evolve.

That is the coolest thing about having kids, just when you think you can not be prouder they prove you wrong.

My son was diagnosed as a brittle diabetic when he was 14, at 16 he won a three state road racing championship on his bike. I was very proud.

At 34 he has had many letters to the editor published in major newspapers. He gets calls regularly from the Democratic Party and Move On.Org. He blogs and he gets involved, he contributes to causes he believes in....regularly......in spite of his disease and it's attendant expense, he finds money to contribute to causes he believes in, he suffers personal sacrifice to do so.

I just get prouder and prouder.

Answer 3

Too many.But the time am most proud is when my 11, 10, 9, 7, 3, and 2 year olds are play fighting on the tram, laughing thier little lungs off. Oh and when they all say good morning mum..

Answer 4

I am a spoilt brat, Mommy spoilt me since young, but I guess mom dont mind me being a spoilt brat because I am always her baby....

Mom actually cried once, when I bought her a small gift with my 1st pay cheque (Imagine this, Mommy's Baby has become a Big Boy now)

And mommy cried another time, When I graduated from my Masters.... and I told her, Mom, thanks for bringing me to this world...

And for those mommy who will answer to this question, I would say, you guys had been doing a very hard job bringing up yourkids... Good Job and Keep it up!

Answer 5

My son getting star of the week at school for settling in well being
a good listener and most proud of all being a good friend that had me in tears at the assembly

Answer 6

My proudest moment was holding him right after birth..I couldn't imagine how someone like me could give birth to the cutest, most precious human on earth. I had a LOT of funny moments with my son. I remember at his kindergarten grad..he made the statement "I gradiated (spelled like it sounded) school and I don't get to go back no more...It was hilarious. There was nothing like watching him get off the bus, run to me, give me a hug, and say I made you something at school today.

Answer 7

There are so many things that I would like to put here, but I don't want to bore e1, so I'll list a recent one. My daughter is almost 2 1/2, and my son is 6 weeks. We were slightly worried that my daughter would be jealous because during my pregnancy I was unable to pick her up, or play her favorite games. I had just finished changing her brothers diaper the other night, and she took it and threw it away for me, then came and got in my lap. I was holding her on one side and him on the other, when he began to squirm and fuss, I told her that I needed to put her down and try to calm him down. She got down, kissed his head, and told me he was sleepy, she would sing for him so he could sleep. She began with her version of twinkle twinkle, and he was out in a matter of minutes. And I was worried about jealousy!?!

Answer 8

Every moment with my daughter, I feel really proud and happy that GOD had made me a mother to a special child.

Answer 9

My son (20 months) has delayed speech due to a lack of oxogen at birth (was nor breathing) so he has been seeing a speech theopist, he said mama the other day, I cried for a hour. His face was strained when he said it, it took so much work for him but he said it!

Answer 10

i have a 17 month old daughter and there are so many things that come to my mind when i read this question -- the first time she smiled at me was amazing - when she said her first word which was mama lol when she took her first step, just to name a few.

Answer 11

I have to say that my proudest moment is seeing my 17 year old. not a teen parent, still in school, not drinking or smoking on the honor roll. THAT'S A BIG DEAL!