Many things change when we become fathers and mothers for the first time: our routine, our rhythm of life, our priorities, our way of thinking, and of course, our home. Little by little, this new little person needs things and before we know it, our home is very different from what we used to have.
Like millions of families, this is what happened to tennis player Serena Williams, who shares in a funny picture the moment he realized that his living room was gone and now it's a game room.
Since becoming a mother, Serena Williams has shared a bit about her mother's life: from the moment she lost her daughter Alexis Olympia's first steps, to the vulnerability and sensitivity she began to live after being a mother.
In Babies and more "The white sofa", the emotional message that reminds us of the beautiful chaos in which we live with young children Now, what the tennis champion shares, is a funny moment with which many of us will surely be able to identify, and that is that when a baby comes into our life, every aspect of it changes completely.
Using a photograph where she appears with her arms raised and looking up, the tennis player he shares the moment when he realizes that he has run out of living room and now accepts, resigned, that he has stayed with a game room.
Sometimes I have to throw my hands up in the air. #thismama used to have a living room. Now I just have a play room. When did that happen
Sometimes I have to throw my arms in the air. This mom used to have a living room. Now I only have one game room. When did that happen?
Possibly many think the same, and even others feel that "that is nothing" compared to the game rooms that we now usually have everything at home. But the truth is that we have all gone through that second in which we realize how our homes have been transformed when we have children.
But regardless of how much or little our children have "invaded" these spaces with their toys and other objects, the truth is that those things are a very beautiful reminder: we have a little person at home that is beginning to know the world, and that floods our days with his laughter and joy.
In Babies and more A mother reminds us that the memories our children will have will be of the moments we spend with themWhile now we find a bit of chaos here and there, The best we can do is do what Serena: raise your arms, give up once in a while and surrender to enjoy those moments, let's not forget they are passengers. It doesn't matter if there are toys on the floor most of the time instead of having a living room worthy of a magazine, what matters are the memories we will make with our children in those spaces that we now share.
