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“Sometimes being a good mother gets in the way of being a good person.”
Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey“A good mother... when you CRY, she CARRIES you; when you are HUNGRY, she will HURRY to feed you; when you are about to SLEEP, she SINGS for you! Long live good mothers! Thank you mama!”
Israelmore Ayivor, The Great Hand Book of Quotes“Every child gets a good mother, but not every mother gets a good child.”
Amit Kalantri“...trying to be a good mother may be as distant from being a good mother as trying to have a good time is from truly having one.”
Lionel Shriver, We Need to Talk About Kevin“I pursued education not instead of being a good mother, but because being a good mother required that I build a better life for my family.”
Wendy Davis“that old Mrs. Bishop was lacking in the qualities that make a good mother. And saying it that way makes her sound a good deal better than she really was.”
Irene Hunt, Up a Road Slowly“I had thought a good mother would not elicit such comments, but now I see that a good mother is required to somehow absorb all this ugliness and find a way to fall back in love with her child the next day.”
Kelly Corrigan, Glitter and Glue“being a good mother does not mean being perfect every single moment. we screw up. we get mad, we drink too much, eat too much, yell too much. a good mother learns from her mistakes and does what she can to not let them happen over and over.”
Amy Hatvany“As you are not yet married, and as marriage is the fundamental state of life as well as the unity of the commonwealth, make up your mind whether you are called to this state. If you make up your mind to marry, do not marry merely a good wife: marry a good mother to your children.”
Vincent McNabb“What was the payoff? It obviously kept me in my cozy zone of being in control, being a good mother, with a good daughter. Most of all, I realize, is that it allowed me to maintain the lie that she was healed, that Nick hadn't permanently damaged her, that I'd truly saved her. Because if I did, if there was no lasting residue of him, it meant that the denial that kept me in the marriage long enough for him to hurt her didn't help create the situation she's in now. The person who I worked hardest to keep safe seems to have been me.”
Claire Fontaine, Comeback: A Mother and Daughter's Journey Through Hell and Back