Passion for Sketch

I think you are wonderful and deserve all the kisses in the world. On the condition that all the kisses are provided by your little one. ❤️

Soulmate is an over used term but a true soul connection is very rare and very real.  There exist a special bond between them. - unconditional love , respect for each other, and unique compatibility. It is this one person whose Love is powerful enough to motivate you to meet your soul , to do the emotional work of self discovery , of awakening. Its the connection you can't explain. Souls do not have calendars or clocks . Nor do they understand the notion of time or distance. They only know it feels right to be with one another. This is the reason why you miss someone so much when they are not around. Even if they are only in the very next room. A soulmate usually only comes once in your life. To shake things up, show you true love, and stand up to you in ways no one else ever has. They adore you, yet challenge you to your fullest potential. A soulmate relationship isn't only peaches and cream , rather it's roses and thrones.

  Becoming a parent often puts a strain on relationships, regardless of what they were like before. Part of the problem is that you're tired and have so much less time to spend with your partner than you did, before the baby arrived. It's a lot harder to go out together and enjoy the things you used to do. Your partner may feel left out, and you may resent what you see as a lack of support. But the stage when babies and children take up all your physical and emotional energy doesn't last forever. Make time for each other when you can. Do little things to make each other feel cared for and included. If you're having your first baby, you may feel lonely and cut off from your old life. Your partner can't give you everything you used to get. You need other people in your life for support, friendship and a shoulder to cry on. Take time to listen to your partner.. However close you were before the baby was born, your partner can't read your mind. Both your lives are c

  Becoming a mother has been considered as the most crucial role for women.  The birth of the first child despite being a happy event, puts the mother into crisis and lots of stress and faces her with new roles and responsibilities. The first year after childbirth is not only a vital period regarding the physical, emotional, and psychological development, but also a significant time for challenging first -time mother's capacities in adjusting to their maternal roles. During the first days and weeks postpartum mother experiences contradictory emotional states which indicate her incapability of perceiving her current situation and circumstances, and her new maternal role. She feels like she is not prepared enough to face the new situation as a mother and feels confused and bewildered, constantly thinking that her current status is inconsistent with her former expectations and the world she used to imagine about the child’s appearance and her life with a child. Fitting into her new ro