Being a mother means...

10. Your body never belongs to just you again.
       As soon as you get that BFP- your body will grow a child and nourish it. Then when baby is born you will continue to nourish them.

9. You become a instant rag.
      You will be used as a spit up rag, a snot rag, the wipe your tears here rag, the food rag, and sometimes even the pee and poop rag.

8. Someone will always come before you.
    This is not bad, unless you really gotta pee.

7. Sleeping becomes a thing of the past.
     Its well worth it though when you get a sweet sleepy smile when they are infants and sweet cuddles when older.

6.  Not getting to shower everyday. Or not getting to take long showers.
       Yep I said it. Sometimes you are lucky to take a shower everyday and when you do it usually doesnt last more than 5 minutes. At least not any longer than 5 minutes of a uninterrupted shower.

5.  Knowing everyday you will smile.
     There is not a day that goes by that i can help but smile. Waking up every morning to my babies smiling faces is beautiful and always brings a smile to my face.

4.  Your house will never be spotless.
      Unless you are super mom. I am not. Its life.

3.  You will find yourself talking about things you never expected to discuss.
      Such as poop, how much, when and what it looks like.

2.  You will become a multi tasker and have different jobs.
      You learn how to talk on the phone while feeding your child and yourself. You learn to cook while coloring with your child(ren). You become teacher, referee, nurse, taxi driver, art director, personal chef, the list could go on and on.

1. That you will forever have your heart on the outside of your body and you will discover just how much you can love this one little person.
   The more children you have the bigger your heart grows full of love.

Being a mom means a lot of things some good, some unexpected, but all worth it. I can guarentee you will never feel the kind of love you feel once you become a mom. To me you feel as if you couldn't breathe anymore if something was to happen to your child. Being a mom is the most rewarding thing I will ever do in my life. It is without a doubt my biggest and proudest accomplishment.