Essays on Mother

Everyone has a hero that they love and admire, the one person you love and love about. Her name is Lilia, a wonderful woman who has dedicated her whole life to my sister and me. Since we were born, she told us that we were…

Queen Victoria, also called Alexandrina Victoria (1819-1901) was Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and self-adopted Empress of India. She inherited the reign from her father, Prince Edward, after her three older brothers all died at a relatively young age, 18….

Healthy pregnancy has always been a concern to everyone including the expectant mothers, their caregivers, family, and friends. The pregnancy period is an important because it is the time when all the activities involved will determine the baby who will be born. It is during…

As a mom, you probably feel as if there is not enough time in the day. Whether you are a mom with a career outside of the home or a stay at home mom, taking care of your household demands and meeting the needs of…

A hero is someone who protects others. Cherishes, admires them. Helps them out in difficulties with life. Thinks about their health and lifetime. They even risk their own life for you sometimes So, I chose my hero to be my mother and father because they…

This article clearly outlines the difference between the life of men and women, including their children. In America, many women fulfilled their “responsibilities”, but others felt that their home was no longer considered sacred. Also, women were not being appreciated for their main role which…

Estelle is a new mother with a 1-day-old in the newborn nursery. She has large bruises on her upper arms and unusual circular lesions on her back. There are a number of cultural factors that can put Estelle at risk for intimate partner violence. First,…

The kindest eyes I have ever seen, come from a woman with an endless supply of love. Our mothers usually mean a lot to us, when thinking of my mom a lot comes to me, she gave birth to me, and raised me; completely forgetting…

Largely credited with introducing “stigma” into sociology, Goffman (1963) defines the term as a visible or invisible trait that departs from “the ordinary and the usual” and marks someone as deviant. The stigmatized individual is then devalued in social interactions, as their identity shifts in…

From what I have gathered, moms say that mothering is incredibly stressful, and I agree. Now add school to the equation. We as mothers already tackle our lives outside of school, so why would we add school to our already stressful lives. Well, I went…