When I grew up, motherhood in my agricultural community meant a lot of things: you were married, you were a stay-at-home mom, you cooked and cleaned, attended all the school conferences 
for your children, and participated in making outfits for school plays and events. My mother was expected to be a super-woman. More at M.O.M.
“REFRAMING MOTHERHOOD“: As we continue with our MamaBlogger365 we’ll be bringing you the voices of mothers from around the word! Please write us at MamazinaMagazine@gmail.com to participate. We ARE looking for more contributors. MamaBlogger365 initiative posted to raise awareness and funds for the Motherhood Museum.org. We would love to have your perspective..... we will link to you and repost at all of our sites, for great visibility and remember - this is a GLOBAL INITIATIVE.
for your children, and participated in making outfits for school plays and events. My mother was expected to be a super-woman. More at M.O.M.“REFRAMING MOTHERHOOD“: As we continue with our MamaBlogger365 we’ll be bringing you the voices of mothers from around the word! Please write us at MamazinaMagazine@gmail.com to participate. We ARE looking for more contributors. MamaBlogger365 initiative posted to raise awareness and funds for the Motherhood Museum.org. We would love to have your perspective..... we will link to you and repost at all of our sites, for great visibility and remember - this is a GLOBAL INITIATIVE.
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