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Home » motherhood » Celebrate Motherhood: They Call Me Momma

Celebrate Motherhood: They Call Me Momma

Celebrate Motherhood with personal photo shares on The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide

Celebrate motherhood. The work we do is challenging, exciting, exhausting, and rewarding. The good of the good days is what I try to focus on in the bad moments. It is the baby smiles that I try to remember on the difficult days. The cuddly, kissable, sweet baby faces that introduced me to motherhood. The lovable faces-that are growing into beautiful little people-that are my work in this season of my life.

So today I am sharing those sweet faces to celebrate motherhood and the ones who call me Momma. This is part of the Ultimate Guide to Baby’s First Year Series with tips and resources from over 30 mom bloggers. It all starts now!

Celebrate Motherhood: Ultimate Baby Series

My oldest boy who is outgoing, inquisitive, and relentless:

My oldest girl who is an artist, fearless, and a free thinker:

My twin boy (left) is always smiling, “talkative,” and interested. My twin girl (right) is serious, sweet and likes her space-when her siblings crowd her for a little too long.
I also have a little fun fact: My two boys look identical in their baby pictures-identical twins born 6 years apart!
  Oldest Boy                                                Twin Boy
Our two boys look identical in their baby pictures yet they were born 6 years apart.
I am excited for their growth and only slightly sad that we have begun giving away the little baby clothes. Life is full and they are my and my husband’s most important contribution to the world.

Our life is still very much geared to the baby stage, and I am excited for the next two weeks as I participate in The Ultimate Guide to Babies First Year with over 40 other bloggers bringing you ‘all things baby’!

Ultimate Guide to Baby's First Year Series-Resources, Tips and Giveaways!
You are invited to join us and it all starts today!
Read along as other bloggers share their special motherhood moments:
Celebrating Motherhood | Real Stories from Real Moms ~ Lemon Lime Adventures
 
Sweet tooth: from mother to children ~ La Cité des Vents
Happy Mother’s Day {Free Printable} ~ Bare Feet on the Dashboard
The Day I Became a Mom ~ The Jenny Evolution
Being a Mom of Growing Readers  ~ Growing Book by Book
How We Ordered a Baby ~ Let the Journey Begin
I Always Said I’m Not A Baby Person ~ Pink Oatmeal
Mom to Three: Two Here, One in My Heart ~ Still Playing School
Time After Time ~ True Aim Education
A Hand Made Family ~ Hand Made Kids Art
Four generations ~ Wildflower Ramblings
Ten Things I Learned From Motherhood ~ Conceving Piper
3 Poems Celebrating Motherhood ~ BPhotoArt
#ItWasMom ~ Trust Me, I’m a Mom
5 things to love about multiples ~ Bambini Travel
A Letter To Myself (As a New Mom) ~ Peace but Not Quiet
Celebrating Mothers Day from the Couch ~ ALLterNATIVElearning
Happy Mother’s Day from a First Time Mom ~ The Realistic Mama
I’m Not Super Mom, Just Mom to 3 Super Little Boys ~ Makeovers & Motherhood
Becoming Mama ~ It’s A Long Story
Celebrating Grandmotherhood, the World’s Best Job ~ Living Montessori Now
The Ultimate Baby Series and Giveaway ~ Natural Beach Living
What memories keep you focused on the great moments of being a mom even when the day gets tough? How do you celebrate motherhood with a gratitude mindset?
Successful Mom Daily Checklist to help you gain balance between housework and play time with the kids. Get more done, and feel more successful as a mom and homemaker.

Enjoy your time at home!

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May 11, 2014 by Jaimi Erickson 4 Comments Filed Under: motherhood Tagged With: babies, baby, infants, stay at home mom, ultimate baby series

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  1. Eolia Disler says

    May 13, 2014 at 8:49 pm

    haha! My son was quite the look alike with his father when he was a newborn! I have shown pictures to my mother in-law and sometimes it was difficult for her to tell who was who (the "old pictures texture" has helped…).
    You have beautiful children and I wish for you to have the strengh and health to be there for them as long as possible. Children tend to worn their parents out! hihi…

    Reply
    • Jaimi says

      May 14, 2014 at 2:12 pm

      That is so funny Eolia! Thank you for your kind comment. I hope I can maintain the strength to keep up with these four too! One day at a time. 🙂

      Reply
  2. Betsy Finn says

    May 11, 2014 at 11:52 am

    Your boys do look so alike as babies! Happy Mother's Day! 🙂

    Reply
    • Jaimi says

      May 12, 2014 at 8:14 pm

      🙂 Happy Mother's Day (a day late) to you too, Betsy!

      Reply

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