Entry#6: Motherhood at its finest

Hey guys welcome back, I just want to shine some light on Motherhood for a moment. JJ (Justin Jr)is my now 1 and a half year old son. As he gets older, I'm starting to see he is acting more and more like me. If someone had told me that I would have a miniature me walking around, i'd totally laugh and say "yea right". Before I had him, I was selfish and stubborn granted I'm still stubborn but the selfishness had to go out the window. Being that I am the baby of the family, I never really had a chance to care for someone younger let alone a baby. When I first found out I was pregnant, I was like any other young mother, scared as hell. I think the only thing that really terrified me was the delivery part. For the entire ten months of being pregnant, I did some real soul searching and put my selfishness aside and started really focusing on being a mother. Of course, I googled and asked close friends and family what to do in certain situations because to me being a mom you had to be perfect and know what to do at all times. It wasn't until after JJ that I realized it was okay to not know every answer or know what to do when things got complicated.He was born on April 9, 2016, the day that changed my life forever. JJ waited the whole forty weeks to come out and he was eight pounds and three ounces, he was twenty-one and a quarter inches long. My family was back in Chicago, so I basically had to wing it until I went back home and my mom taught me how to take care of him without putting to much on myself. I watched every milestone and accomplishment and I cried every time. Just to think I had to do everything for him and now he's just a busy body and doesn't want my help.The feeling of someone loving you unconditionally is everything. I' m more than blessed to have a son as smart and funny as mine. Everyday is not the same, some days are more challenging than others but would I trade them.. Heck no, I love being a Mom!
Beautiful baby.
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