Mum’s the word!

29 March 2011 13 Comments

In celebration of Mother’s Day this weekend we’re running a competition all about you Mums and Mums to be.

We’re going to give one of you £25 of BornFree goodies* from babybornfree.co.uk and all you have to do is answer this question:

What do you love about being a mum or mum to be?

Husbands and partners you can enter too by telling us what makes your lady so special.

Leave your answer as a comment after this post or on our Facebook Fanpage by midnight on Saturday 2nd April and we will announce the winner on Mother’s Day 3th April.

Good luck!

*offer includes p&p and excludes bottles

UPDATE 03/04/11 Our winner is Sara. Congratulations! And thank you to everyone for leaving their beautiful comments!

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Isil said:

I love seeing the magic on my toddler’s face when I breastfeed him,oh how my milk fills him with joy..

# 30 March 2011 at 10:28 am

Lorna Kidd said:

I love watching my son develop his own little identity and personality. I love looking at him and thinking wow I made you! I

# 30 March 2011 at 1:58 pm

Jenny Kearney said:

That’s a hard one! I love the relationship I have with my son as it’s so different to all the other hats I wear as a wife, sister and daughter. He brings me such joy and I’ve enjoyed every second of his first 12 months.

# 30 March 2011 at 6:36 pm

Mark Kidd said:

i love the way that my sons daily happiness is a true reflection of the amazing relationship he has with his mum (my wife) very proud husband.

# 30 March 2011 at 7:49 pm

Karen said:

I love knowing that I am helping to shape someone elses life.
To encourage but set limits, to help them imagine whilst showing them the true beauty of things, to play like there isn’t a care in the world and teach when given the opportunity, to love unconditionally.
Giving my children the strength and freedom to become everything they can be and more.
Knowing this makes me a better person and the best mother I can be.

# 30 March 2011 at 9:50 pm

Multiple Mummy said:

I love being a Mummy because I never knew my purpose before my children. They have given me so much, enhanced my sense of humour, cuddle me when I’m sad, forgiven me when I have got it wrong, played with me, laughed with me, teased me, sang to me and given me strength. They don’t even realise they are doing it! In their eyes I am all that counts, but in my eyes they make my world go round! In return I have found my purpose and I want to do it freely, I am to give them strength, independence, confidence and a strong sense of identity, nuture and care for them and love them so they have all the skills to go on and achieve their dreams. I hope I achieve this aim.

# 30 March 2011 at 10:27 pm

Nicola Seary said:

I love seeing how they develop from tiny babies that need you for everything to young people becoming more independent each day and developing their own persona.

# 31 March 2011 at 3:07 pm

Louise Strachan said:

The best part is being a part of the development of another life in so many ways – right from their spiritual development to educational, and being there to share in every milestone and success they have. Money cannot buy what children give you you every day – love x

# 31 March 2011 at 4:59 pm

Marzena said:

I love every his smile and I love seeing hapiness in his eyes
I am proud I can be part his life and I can observe his development
I am sure , my baby changed my life for better

# 1 April 2011 at 11:42 pm

Susan Robinson said:

I love being the one they turn to for cuddles and reassurance

# 2 April 2011 at 2:37 pm

Emma Richards said:

My children have taught me so much about myself. I can not remember what my life was like before the children, but I can only imagine it was pretty dull. They teach me something new every day. I have never felt such powerful emotions as when I look at my children . I am so very proud of each and every one of them. All in their unique way they show how different personalties are developed and I am very lucky to be able to be included in such an important role. They have definitely made me a better person as I thrive to be a good model. I love being a mum despite the many ups and downs that go with motherhood.

# 2 April 2011 at 8:22 pm

Sara said:

I love to see my baby blossom and learn in front of my eyes everyday! I also love seeing both my husband and myself in our son

# 2 April 2011 at 8:43 pm

Leanne McLoughlin said:

The best thing about being a Mum is watching my children playing together. I just want to cry with happiness when I watch how my son looks out for his baby sister -they adore each other. I also love that no two days are ever the same. My 4 year old amazes me every single day with his fabulous imagination whilst my 7 month old is growing up too fast. I can’t pick just one thing but I am so grateful and blessed to have such a wonderful family.

# 2 April 2011 at 11:39 pm