Sentences with phrase «feels after her mother»

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I started yelling at the contestant, because I felt this person didn't need us and was taking away an opportunity from some struggling mother who mortgaged everything after working on her company for eight years.

I suggested that perhaps the lifeboats on the Titanic point to a more general sense that the stronger in a dangerous situation are morally compelled to protect the weaker in a dangerous situation, and that mothers can be awfully protective of their children after all, and that a man who (for whatever reason) might be weaker than a woman in a given situation should not feel like less of a man if she protects him.

I imagined what happened to him that day, and the day after that, and the day after that — what he told his mother when he rushed home breathless with excitement, how he felt when his best friends didn't believe him, why he almost ran away from home so he could follow the miracle - working carpenter himself.

Third answer: Amen to both these claims with the addition that it is the same God — creator — also revealed in Jesus of Nazareth who has drawn near to our fathers and mothers, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Sarah and Rachel, and whose presence we ourselves feel here and now, day after day.

She refers to the man in his 40s who divorces his wife because her commitment to church and to gardening and her dislike of tennis make him doubt that she will be a sufficiently amusing partner to cheer his retirement years; a young mother who admits that her husband is her best friend, but who divorces him because she no longer feels very romantic toward him; a woman who marries someone she doesn't especially like because she fears she may never find anyone better and then, after having several children, does find someone more to her liking.

He «found a woman with whom he felt able to be completely open about himself» — and this not long after the Narnia stories, in which Lewis finally made his peace with the loss of his mother and his alienation from his father.

After all, even though we're not the best in the world, we feel very fortunate to have our 15 weeks of maternity leave and our 35 weeks of parental leave (which can be split between both parents) giving a mother an entire year off with her new baby.

Consider the titles: The Hidden Feelings of Motherhood: Coping with Stress, Depression and Burnout; The Mask of Motherhood: How Becoming a Mother Changes Everything and Why We Pretend it Doesn't; and Life After Birth: What Even Your Friends Won't Tell You About Motherhood.

My mother watches these shows and she feels that God blesses her for giving money to these greedy people who WILL NEVER sit by her bedside while she is sick or after having a major operation — or even to speak with her or pray with her when she wants to pray with someone.

What mother hasn't, in the halcyon days after the birth of a son, felt her ferocious she - wolf instincts kick in when it comes time for her boy to be circumcised?

After months of winter hibernation, mother nature is finally letting it loose — with sound of birds chirping, sights of little bunnies around my neighbourhood, the sunshine, all of it just lights up my day and makes me feel more energized!

My mom knows how to box, as I'm sure all black mothers do, and I envision coming home after the streetlights came on to be how Sonny Liston felt when he met Muhammad Ali.

Yes they want to feel empowered and blissed out, but the lack of trauma and the satisfaction a mother gets after a natural birth all benefits the baby too.

After years of self - exploration, she felt she had healed a lot of her childhood emotional wounds and that she could be a good mother but she didn't really know how to parent differently.

What mother doesn't feel like absolute crap about her body after having a baby?

The punches didn't come out of nowhere, of course; the mother felt that she was rudely approached by the other woman, who'd asked her to quiet her screaming child in the store and then told the mother to «go to hell» after receiving a negative response, and thus, the mother transitioned from «angry mom of screaming toddler» to «violent mom of screaming toddler» as she threw punches in the parking lot.

First published in The Guardian (www.guardian.co.uk) on Tuesday November 1, 2005 After centuries of «mother knows best» parenting, the nation's dads are beginning to make their presence felt.

But as a mother herself — and one whose third child came unexpectedly many years after the birth of her first two, just when she was about to have some coveted «me» time — she relates to the ambivalence her own mother felt:

Last summer, more than 200 nursing women protested in front of the ABC television headquarters in New York after Barbara Walters said on her television show, «The View,» that she had felt uncomfortable sitting next to a nursing mother on an airplane.

Like many contemporary mothers, Kelly experiences the challenges as coming from both sides: the struggle to feel okay going back to work after three months versus the struggle to feel okay staying home without being criticized as a poor worker or an anti-feminist.

I remember the relief that I felt after talking to other mothers and realizing that I was, indeed, not alone.

Mothers with D - MER feel normal before and after milk release.

The key point for us is that first, it's the US homebirth we generally discuss here and second, it's impossible for a midwife to ensure a safe birth when after the mother's DEATH, a trained midwife feels that she, the midwife, is the victim, because the bereaved husband somehow forgot that his wife had a «really lovely spontaneous birth at home» and listened to her, the midwife, when she told him over the phone that transfer wasn't necessary because her, the midwife's husband, would not have listened to the midwife but to his wife when she told him, «I want to go to the hospital.»

I could not believe this woman was using her position at the hospital to shame new mothers in that fashion and make them feel, immediately after giving birth, that they were bad mothers and didn't love their new babies enough.

After reading Meg's book I feel confident in my mothering through breastfeeding and also reassured that there are whole bunches of other mummas that feel just as sleep deprived as I and that this will all pass one day.

It was later that night at 1 pm, after my own mother handed me a warmed bottle that I finally gave in and feeling a failure, I bottle fed her.

How many new mothers find themselves expressing these feelings after having had their first baby?

Although biochemical markers indicate that Lactogenesis II commences approximately 30 - 40 hours after birth, mothers do not typically begin feeling increased breast fullness (the sensation of milk «coming in») until 50 - 73 hours (2 - 3 days) after birth.

During the first few days after birth, some mothers feel these contractions, or «afterpains,» while nursing.

So I started feeding him a bottle after nursing, and felt no stigma, no shame or worry about my mothering capabilities.

On rare occasions, a mother may continue to feel some discomfort even after the nipple has been drawn out due to the radical correction to the nipple.

Mothers who have skin to skin contact after birth are more likely to feel confident and comfortable in meeting their babies» needs than those who had none.

We all feel guilty about things, we are mothers after all and we are our own worst critics.

Breastfeeding can be healing for many mothers after a traumatic birth, and may also repair the relationship between a mother who feels estranged from her baby.

... where a mother is at liberty to look after her child as she sees fit, the baby cries very little and when he does it pains her and she feels compassion («Poor little thing, what's the matter?»).

And Michelle, besides the obvious embarrassment a mother feels after one of these incidents; what do you think are the societal implications of this type of harassment if it continues?

I frequently hear and have witnessed repeatedly the following; pain relief following birth, more rapid initiation of a milk supply and an increase in supply when capsules are increased or reintroduced after the initial «milk coming in», better weight gain in babies whose mothers are consuming placenta capsules, markedly faster cessation of postpartum bleeding and more rapid return of the uterus to pre-pregnancy size, hormonal balance resulting in a decrease or completely non existent «baby blues», even moms who have struggled with moderate postpartum depression (many of which required medication) after past pregnancies seem to sail through reporting the difference feels like night and day!

Childhood food memory: «When I was 4, my mother had to go away on a trip, and I had this coven of aunts who felt sorry for me and looked after me by feeding me strawberries in great vats.

After she hung up, I told her that acccording to my sources, nursing is not contraindicated after general anesthesia and once the mother feels up to nursing the amount of medication in the milk is insignifiAfter she hung up, I told her that acccording to my sources, nursing is not contraindicated after general anesthesia and once the mother feels up to nursing the amount of medication in the milk is insignifiafter general anesthesia and once the mother feels up to nursing the amount of medication in the milk is insignificant.

It's common for new mothers to feel overwhelmed during the first few weeks and even months after childbirth.

I felt like a horrible mother though because after a few days I started producing milk but by that time my son didn't want my milk I felt pretty low... But I'm due to give birth in 5 weeks and I am going to breast feed my daughter.

i got in the shower & let the water meet my tears & something within me said - «this is the process sokhna, open to the process, open to the process»... that was the light... my mantra became «this is the process», & i returned to the bedroom... maria took my hands, looked me in the eyes & said «this is the process, sokhna...» i knew i was on my way... i rocked, squatted & allowed... maria checked me again & i was softening enough for maria to open the cervix the rest of the way... soon enough maria had massaged the cervix completely open & she told me to push... when she said this i filled with brilliance - i wanted to push, i wanted to feel it, i wanted to see wayana... in just a few pushes wayana kamalah lioneye ra was born - i held her as she came out - i looked at this little one & she looked at me & i told her i was her mother... kayenn came over & i saw a baby in him... this natural birth birthed my heart... i suddenly knew what kayenn needed, what i needed & what wayana would need... the placenta came soon after & maria helped me to bed... i really just wanted to look at my 2 babies - to stand over them & beam light, gratitude & promises of infinite love & support... i wanted a natural birth, i had a natural birth & it continues to this day... i am writing my birth story on wayana's 15 month celebration...

This article and all articles on baby center are here to HELP ALL mothers... if I were a mom who unknowingly made these mistakes I would feel horrible after reading some of these comments and I believe as mothers we should be there for each other to lift one another up not belittle, judge and put others down.

I feel sorry for you mothers who are still breastfeeding after a year.

I became involved with the local API group after a negative experience at a non-API playgroup where I felt I didn't fit in with the other mothers.

After the long wait is over and the baby is born, looking at their faces can feel as if we are looking at a mirror as mothers see their reflection, their physical features, as they gaze at their little one.

While a first - time mother might not feel her baby move until after 18 - 22 weeks, as an experienced mother, you may notice that you feel your baby much sooner.

After years of infertility struggles and wondering if I ever would be a mom, I felt possessive of that title and sharing it with a birth mother was scary for me.

While a large percentage of mothers with IGT felt like their breasts were «different» or «something was wrong» during adolescence, it is usually not until pregnancy, when «the booby fairy doesn't arrive» and her breasts change little or not at all, or after she has given birth, when she does not produce enough milk for her baby, that a mother knows she has insufficient glandular tissue.

It gives me so much more hope for when we have another... The hope that I'll bond quicker, that I'll be a little more «seasoned» and confident in being a mother, and that I won't have (as much) guilt about not feeling the way I'm «supposed» to feel after giving birth.