Respect New Moms --- It matters more than you think!


Every new mom faces moments of being overlooked or dismissed, often in the form of ignorance. But no one knows a baby better than the mother. Her instincts, choices, and boundaries deserve respect.

If a mom says no to something—whether it’s screen time, certain foods, or specific routines—every family member should honor that decision. It's not just about rules; it’s about showing support and trust in her parenting.

When she says, “Please don’t feed that to my baby,” or “We’re avoiding screens for now,” she’s not being difficult—she’s protecting and nurturing her child the way she knows best.

Respecting a new mom’s choices is one of the simplest, yet most powerful ways to support her journey. Listen. Accept. Support.


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  1. Jhansi August 13, 2025 at 5:36 PM

    Let's try to support new moms in all possible ways😊

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