your not a bad mom I had a c section and its hard breastfeeding and o have to take depression meds but im a great mother as long as you take care of your bby thsts all tht matter

They are all horrible mothers for trying to put you down! So all those mothers who do horrible things to their children and end up on the news who probably breastfeed and gave vaginal birth are probably those woman's idols because "good" mothers breastfeed etc. they need to think before they speak lol

@their.bomb.ass.mom I needed to hear that! just really down

and alex is my world! and people can judge me all they want but spend a day with me and you will see my son is my world

it was in a mommy group on fb. and She just ripped into me. @hellokarly

I had a vaginal birth, and I honestly don't see how c-section mothers are supposedly less. I was terrified of having one, so props to the women who do have to have or chose a c-section. Secondly, we both brought children into this world, IDC if they came out of your throat, we still accomplished one thing. Also, I didn't breastfeed either, not necessarily by choice, but nevertheless I got called an awful mother, that I wouldn't bond with my child, and she'd always have lesser intelligence. I'm a great mother, my child and I have an amazing bond, and she's surpassed all her milestones. So don't let anyone make you feel bad for ANYTHING you have done, had to do, or chose to do as a mother. You're strong, and you are amazing.

Worry about your child and their health, ignore the ignorance because not everyone will be supportive of certain decisions. And personally I think you are a great mother and will continue to be a good mother. 😊

I feel people saying that to you probably don't have kids, and if they do they are sad mothers lol

We were just talking about this yesterday too, apparently someone was saying woman who get c-sections are "horrible" mothers.. Lol who ever started that has to be special. The only thing that will make you a bad mother or a horrible one is if you do not take care of your child! Getting a c-section or not breastfeeding doesn't automatically turn you into some villain.