Rebecca Charlton
What does being a mum mean to you?
Being a Mum has given me a new perspective on life. It has made me completely selfless and I prioritise my children’s needs over any of my own, sometimes to my own detriment but I wouldn’t have it any other way. I love them all so much, I’d do anything for them. I love seeing how each of their personalities are developing as they grow older and seeing how they are all so different from each other. Having four children always keeps me busy but at the same time, it's comforting to know they will always have each other. I love to teach my children some of the things that my Mum had taught me, now that she’s not here to be able to show them herself… things like baking and being able to have the luxury of travel and seeing the world. I still cannot believe I made them all and they’re so gorgeous inside and out!
What is special about your mum?
kids (Alex, Sammie, Tommy and Dani)
My Mum is special because she buys me emotional support pretzels (lol) and I’ll tell you something for a fact, she is better than Gordon Ramsay at baking! Fun Fact - on one of my Mum’s drink’s caps it even says Gordon!
I love my Mum because she teaches us how to learn new things. She is special to me because she teaches me about making good decisions. She taught me that you can do anything so long as you put your mind to it, and if someone is distracting you that you just ignore them.
My mum is special to me because she always looks out for me, takes me anywhere I need to be, and feeds me all the things I like!
I always want to be with my Mum and never want to leave her side she’s that special to me.
