I’m sure most Mums have had some regrets if only for a few minutes or hours, times when they weren’t successful comforting a baby or toddler as quickly as you prefer.

I actually think it’s pretty normal to regret some of the changes in your life – you can’t anticipate all of them – but I wouldn’t ever say I regret my children.

Have never regretted having my children, just regretted not having more as I loved all of them and could have loved more.

While there are tough times where ild be in tears wondering what I had got myself into, I’ve never ever regretted having kids. Best things I ever did

Could never regret becoming a mum. Yes sometimes it’s hard and you’re constantly wondering if you are doing the right thing.
Isn’t it weird how while growing up you don’t hear of mums or dads saying how challenging parenting is. Now days parents are openly communicate with other parents. Learn from them, ask others questions about raising kids.

No I’ve never regretted it. Yes, there are moments that parenting is hard and I feel I need wisdom and grace, but wouldn’t want to change it for a bit.

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 29 Jul 2018 , 6:56 am

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  Parenting teaches parents too – it is a journey for parent and child for sure.

Never ever regretted – best thing ever! Love being a mum and always expected it to be a journey. It is a different experience for everyone.

I love being a Mother and I’m excited for baby 2 to come very soon. I love seeing my child grow and wonder how she will turn out.
I don’t regret it, there are times, I get frustrated at the lack of support and feel all alone and judged by my decisions. It’s at these times, I have thoughts of regret, thinking I’m not worthy of raising child or 2. But these are moments that do pass quickly, and I remind myself, I am worthy and like many others, I am doing the best I can, with the best intentions, my child is safe, healthy and happy.
We all need a reminder occasionally to judge ourselves less and enjoy the growth and development of our children

Personally no. I never regretted it. Not even one second.