Now I know and understand that while pregnant the moms to be should expect a wide range of reactions, opinions, and advice. Some of them are truly helpful and make us feel that the love and happiness we are creating can be shared, its like monetarily walking on a larger than life cloud nine. Then there is the other side of the spectrum that leaves our sensitive selves feeling judged, the ever looming innuendos that we can not be super moms in our own right because our path and our walk of life varies from the person(s) judging. Unfortunately with any choice of any kind we can be at risk for this. My question is that when you are carrying life and creating or adding to your family how do you best push off these views that you are less, not worthy, incapable, should not be a mom from your family and framily?
Re: Family member(s) with negative opinions on your pregnancy
I'm honestly surprised I haven't run into any negativity yet. I'm 35 and my youngest is 8. I fully expected some of the how can you start over especially at your age comments, from someone. I'm happy to report that our families are excited and our friends have been really supportive.
When I do get it though, imma put a stop to it immediately. No one should have to put up with that.