The experience of parenting is incredibly rewarding yet challenging, and it teaches you so much about yourself that you never anticipated.

There's nothing that can prepare you for parenting; no matter how much you wait for the right circumstances, you will never be fully ready, but you will figure it out as you go.

There's no manual for parenting, and everyone is doing their best. It's important to appreciate the support from friends and family during tough times.

In child-rearing, I've become more relaxed, understanding that kids will be kids and it's important to let them explore their own paths.

The biggest lesson I learned from my mom is how to make people feel heard and welcomed; her warmth and ability to create special memories is something I want to pass on to my kids. Mom guilt is one of the hardest things to deal with, and it's important to separate that feeling from your own sanity and happiness.

As a parent, my primary job is to provide unconditional love to my children, allowing them the freedom to make their own mistakes and learn their own lessons.

Studying is a significant challenge for me, and I have to sacrifice a lot to find out who I am as a human being. I was willing to give up everything to pursue this journey of self-discovery.

Having a child has changed a lot for me; the cost of not being with my kid is incredibly high, but I always cared about not destroying the world.

Many parents hurt their children physically and psychologically, often believing they will be good parents without realizing the complexities involved.