My sons are 25, 22 and 11. Trust me, there is no such thing as a perfect Mum. We all just ball
a our way through it one day to the next praying that we have done the right thing. The guilt we place ourselves under is ridiculous but can’t be helped in my experience. It’s knackering, underpaid and you never get a thank you. But every once in a while, your kids do something, achieve something or just generally show you who they are and the feeling you get from knowing you did that, you helped make them happen is overwhelming. It doesn’t come of the back of a holiday or lots of presents etc, it comes in the moments when you least expect it. You can’t catch it on camera or record all the details, because it’s real everyday life and it means more to you than anyone else would understand anyway. I think PTWM will miss those moments because to catch them you have to listen to your kids and pay real attention to who they are and what they are doing. She doesn’t know them well enough because if she did, she would respect their privacy. All I’ll say is that even with my older two, we have a mutual understanding about what I can share of them on social media. My 11 year old and I had a conversation last weekend about it actually as he wanted me to stop sharing him singing (he sings

a lot,) before he goes to high school. Your children own there own content in my opinion. If they lend it to me, great. It makes my account more interesting. But ultimately they decide x