Home / Life / Motherly Stories Mama, when it all feels never-ending, just remember how fast time passes by Dasiy Bennett I hear you mama, when will it all end? The thing is, one day it will. Sooner than we anticipate. By Daisy Bennett March 24, 2022 Dasiy Bennett Rectangle Time is fleeting. When you’re in the thick of all the diaper changes, the on-demand feedings and bi-monthly checkups, you don’t realize it. But before you know it, your little one has teeth, is eating solids and peeing in the potty. Then they’re off to school and graduating from college and starting their careers. It all goes by so fast. In this mama’s heartfelt Instagram post, she reminds us to cherish every moment, no matter how tiresome motherhood can be at times. Because one day, our babies won’t be this little anymore. https://www.instagram.com/p/CTWrlrRsdtk/ “It all feels never-ending, doesn’t it? The nappy changesThe routinesThe white noiseThe burpingThe cryingThe milk makingThe laundry pileThe rockingThe worryingThe pram pushingThe demandsThe messThe shushingThe broken sleep I hear you mama, when will it all end? One thing that will never end though, is the love. The thing is, one day it will. Sooner than we anticipate and we’ll be left wondering how the time went so fast and what the heck to do with ourselves. One thing that will never end though, is the love. And truthfully, the love is so worth it all. So for now, with what little energy we have, let’s soak up every exhausting minute we can.” Related Stories Life Time is slipping away from me to be with you Motherly Stories Motherhood is holding on, and then one day letting go Motherly Stories Motherhood is the longest time—and also the shortest time The latest Life 7 months pregnant on the campaign trail: How motherhood has changed the way I view politics Style Zooey Deschanel’s tips on how to get holiday party-ready (without putting your finger through your tights while your kids are yelling for dinner) Motherly Stories What is the ‘gratitude trap’? How gratitude can keep us stuck Getting Pregnant What to know about using supplements for fertility—and when to start taking them in preconception