"I realized you don't have to be perfect to be a parent. When I let go of my fear, it became easier to imagine life with kids."
"After years of firmly believing I didn't want children, discussions with my partner and reflection shifted my perspective, showcasing that change is possible."
Initially adamant about not wanting children, the author reconsidered this stance after her partner expressed a strong desire for kids. Through open discussions, therapy, and conversations with experienced parents, the author realized parenting doesn’t require perfection. This shift in mindset allowed her to imagine a future that includes children, fundamentally altering her long-held beliefs about parenthood as a significant, and potentially fulfilling, life commitment. Acceptance of imperfection helped her navigate fears and embrace the idea of becoming a mom.
Read at Business Insider
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