Yummy Mommy.
Slummy Mummy.
Mother Warrior. (This is another post)
Earth Mother.
Birth Mother.
All these mother terms and titles in this new era of motherhood.
Where do you fit?
I have decided that I, Mrs. 3 is Perfect/Mrs. RWB/Mrs. M (maybe it should be the MPD Mommy?) am of the Slummy Mummy variety. Admittance. Is this the first step to recovery?
Hello, my name is Mrs. M and I am a Slummy Mummy.
I am chagrinned to admit that I let my oldest son go bottom-less often as we are in the toilet training stage. In fact, one evening at dinner we ate a gourmet canned ravioli dinner (another confession), while watching the children's TV station Tree House (confession #2) at the island, with oldest son wearing his birthday suit, naked as the day he was born(confession #3). My favorite husband was working late so no airs were required.
There are moments throughout the day when the baby boy eats "leftovers" from the floor or highchair which I haven't swept up yet. Nothing like a cheerio or star from the floor to demonstrate good nutrition and parenting!
Rum. I talk about rum alot. Really, it's not consumed as much as I portray. Although there are days I would like it to be. Parrot Bay coconut rum is my friend, when combined with gingerale. Rum is good for so many purposes. Such as a substitution for vanilla. My 3-Doors-Down friend's mom gave me this suggestion and now I use it all the time. My sister thinks I would even substistute it for rice milk in the babe's bottle...now THAT's going a little too far!
Attire and appearance. I am not the skinny, yummy mommy who looks like she just stepped out of a salon and Glamour mag. I'm more the hair up, disheveled, chubby momma who looks like she just fell out of the Sears Outlet store....on a good day.
Confession is over. The truth is out. Although, I'm sure you were never fooled, just humoring me. Thanks for that.:)
Slummy Mummy.
Mother Warrior. (This is another post)
Earth Mother.
Birth Mother.
All these mother terms and titles in this new era of motherhood.
Where do you fit?
I have decided that I, Mrs. 3 is Perfect/Mrs. RWB/Mrs. M (maybe it should be the MPD Mommy?) am of the Slummy Mummy variety. Admittance. Is this the first step to recovery?
Hello, my name is Mrs. M and I am a Slummy Mummy.
I am chagrinned to admit that I let my oldest son go bottom-less often as we are in the toilet training stage. In fact, one evening at dinner we ate a gourmet canned ravioli dinner (another confession), while watching the children's TV station Tree House (confession #2) at the island, with oldest son wearing his birthday suit, naked as the day he was born(confession #3). My favorite husband was working late so no airs were required.
There are moments throughout the day when the baby boy eats "leftovers" from the floor or highchair which I haven't swept up yet. Nothing like a cheerio or star from the floor to demonstrate good nutrition and parenting!
Rum. I talk about rum alot. Really, it's not consumed as much as I portray. Although there are days I would like it to be. Parrot Bay coconut rum is my friend, when combined with gingerale. Rum is good for so many purposes. Such as a substitution for vanilla. My 3-Doors-Down friend's mom gave me this suggestion and now I use it all the time. My sister thinks I would even substistute it for rice milk in the babe's bottle...now THAT's going a little too far!
Attire and appearance. I am not the skinny, yummy mommy who looks like she just stepped out of a salon and Glamour mag. I'm more the hair up, disheveled, chubby momma who looks like she just fell out of the Sears Outlet store....on a good day.
Confession is over. The truth is out. Although, I'm sure you were never fooled, just humoring me. Thanks for that.:)
Well...at least you're in good company! *wink* Slummy Mummy is my middle name...
ReplyDelete...danielle
I think I'm grumpy mummy...and potty training, anything goes!
ReplyDeletePass the rum!!
p.s.
ReplyDeleteanother mom and I had a brief exchange about spending the day in our pajamas. and she encouraged her kids to do the same. saves on laundry ;)
lol...love the environmental factor to pajama days. Brilliant!:)
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