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Mothers and Sons Across the World

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“Life began with waking up and loving my mother’s face,” said once the British author George Eliot. These pictures truly show the love, closeness and joy that mothers and sons experience together.

 

Irina from Good To Be Mom

Good To Be Mom
My sons are my teachers, my motivators, my challenges and my happiness – I believe I am not educating my children, but rather my children and I are involved in a process of spiritual growth, where we learn from each other, we succeed, we make mistakes and we change together.

 

Frances from Discovering the World Through My Son’s Eyes 

Discovering the World Through My Son's Eyes
The day that he was born a new woman emerged from me, and I have never been the same: I call him “La luz de mis ojos” (The light of my eyes) – my greatest blessing who will be 7 years old this month.

 

Orana from Crazy Little Family Adventure 

Crazy Little Family Adventure
Taking a swing under a Banyan Tree with Big Kiddo in Nakhon Si Tramarat, Thailand.

 

Lana from Smart Tinker

Smart Tinker
Me and my son goofing around for the camera.

 

Varya from Creative World of Varya

Creative World of Varya
His name means The Ruler of Peace and he truly brings happiness and peace to us all!

 

Eolia from La Cite des Vents

La Cite Des Vents
He loves to play with this game of “construction” (Steckblumen), on his own, with his sister or with me… so he built crowns for each member of the family: he was the Prince and Knight, and I was the Queen [why do my children refer to me as “Queen Mom”?]

Amanda from Maroc Mama 

Maroc Mama
​I never imagined I would be the mom of boys but there’s nothing more powerful than the love boys have for their mom! (picture is at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin).

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Annabelle from The Piri Piri Lexicon

The Piri Piri Lexicon
My then 14-months-old boy: a very cute little daredevil who loves kisses.

 

Diana from LadydeeLG

LadyDeeLG
My little one begged me to go into the sprinkler with him… so I did and had a blast: there’s nothing like seeing life through the eyes of your child – they are so carefree and happy.

 

Phoebe  from Lou Messugo

Lou Messugo
A selfie taken waiting for a plane : airports feature quite a lot in our multicultural family, as we travel often to visit family and friends around the world.

 

Maria from Trilingual Mama

Trilingual Mama
Beach day mother-son selfie at Deauville in Normandy, France with my youngest son Rémy.

 

Esther from Third Culture Mama

ThirdCultureMama
Sharing the love of coffee: caught sipping mama’s cappuccino!

 
You can find more gorgeous family pictures from across the globe in the other posts of the series:

Mothers and Daughters Across the World
Fathers and Sons Across the World

(All pictures are copyright protected and may not be used without the respective blogger’s explicit consent.)

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Rita Rosenback

Owner at Talkin' Ltd t/a multilingualparenting.com
Rita Rosenback is the founder of the Multilingual Parenting site, author of “Bringing up a Bilingual Child” and a Family Language Coach helping multilingual families. She also gives talks and holds workshops for parents and teachers on the topic of bilingual children.
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  4. Lovely photos! George Eliot however, was a female author called Mary Ann Evans who had to write under the pen name of George Eliot. Doesn’t make the quote any less significant for the parent and child relationships.

    • Hi Lucy, yes, I remembered that after I had written the introduction, but decided to leave it in (after a bit of moderation), as I like the quote very much. Thank you for your comment and for stopping by.

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