Motherhood

When a woman becomes a mother, she enters motherhood. This usually occurs when their child is born, but it can also occur through adoption, marriage, or becoming a partner with someone who has children.
The term "motherhood" refers to a gendered variation of the term "parenthood."

Motherhood is a unique attribute that can also be viewed as a calling. A woman's stamina is demonstrated by her willingness to put up with numerous discomforts for nine months before giving birth to a child or children. Few women are willing to go through the pains of this trip, much less give birth.

Despite this, some women put up with the discomforts, give birth, yet fail to show true motherhood. Before a woman to demonstrate the quality of motherhood, she must be mature and responsible. Motherhood entails being in charge of the nurturing and rearing of a child or children in accordance with societal norms.

Unfortunately, many women who give birth in this generation are young, immature, and irresponsible, and as a result, even though they are mothers, they do not demonstrate true motherhood. Some of them are unable to adapt to the changes in their lives. They desire to live carefree lifestyles while entrusting the responsibility of caring for their children to other women who demonstrate motherly qualities.