Letters to my son - Letter 1 (year 2020) motherhood gratitude forever - Part 2
No, you are not a perfect son, and neither am I a perfect mother. But who wants perfection? I would rather have an imperfectly, beautiful and messy relationship that is natural than a rigid, plastic, perfect one. So on this day, I write this to you to let you know, before I forget, or it's too late, that you made the mother in me. And for that one reason alone, you shall always, always remain my most special boy
Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 1:46
It actually teaches you how to love yourself first, then only you can love your child back. So it was a beautiful way of expressing and I just loved it. And I could actually relate to what you said. That all kinds of bumps that even I go through ups and downs in my life because my son is also going through a teenage phase and I know how difficult sometimes it gets to understand tan him, to handle him. And it was beautiful listening to you