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“She’s given me all the support in the world...”

Mothers do it all: they are our teachers, confidants, providers, and mentors. Join us in celebrating them for all they do.

Hear from moms and those who love them from all across America, sharing their experiences. What would you share about your mother?

What gets me out of bed in the morning is…

A day of work is waking up with a baby, getting the baby fed, getting the baby fed, getting the two big kids up, getting the baby changed.

A day's work is making sure my infant is fed and ok. Making sure my house is clean and organized. Making sure our bills are paid and up...

I took a risk when I decided to return to college as an adult, single mother. After being laid off, I could have looked for other employment opportunities...

I was raised to believe that ordinary people can do extraordinary things. Growing up, my mom would pull me aside and read Bible stories to me. She would...

I was raised to believe that no matter what you respect family and work things out. Your parents in my day were the final word. Respect and honor...

My greatest challenge is learning how to be a working mom after being a stay at home mom for 12 years.

I took a risk when I got pregnant and had my two sons when I was 43 and 45. I had very normal pregnancies with no complications, but had to have an unplanned C-section with each child. I had never really wanted to be a mother...

What keeps me up at night is my two year old daughter no longer likes to stay in her own bed. This is our nightly routine.

I took a risk when I got my first tattoo in my forties. A tattoo symbolizes the lucky few, which is individuals who have children with down syndrome...

My greatest challenging is learning to accept the new person I am.

A day's work is growing two little humans. I am twenty-eight weeks pregnant with twins. You can see here their precious little faces, and their crib. We are...

Samantha Montalbano M.

Scottsdale, AZ

13 Jan 2020

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