These are all quotes about being a boy mom that anyone raising a boy, or two, or seven, will enjoy. I created fun pictures for some of them too so you can save them on Pinterest. I tend to save more funny quotes than I do helpful articles. Ha!
Or I save the helpful content on Pinterest, but I do not actually ever get around to doing them… So these are just for fun and encouragement.
#1. Mark Twain and his struggling mother….I guarantee you he was right, and she enjoyed it very much. I know I adore raising these children, no matter how hard it is.
#2. No one is as indestructible as a boy in a Batman costume.
Who knew Plato had jokes?
You’re going to miss this someday – I whisper to myself as I’m shot in the butt with a Nerf Gun while unclogging the toilet.”
~Lauren @https://simply-well-balanced.com
#4. Princess Diana:
#5. I actually said this one, and I stand by this statement:
But “somewhat?” No. I feel seriously accomplished!
#6. Embrace the messy. This one came from a blogger friend named Julie, who actually has five sons.
#7. I get to focus all of my fashion efforts on my OWN wardrobe
You can read more about the benefits of boy momhood here.
#8. Okay. THIS one from Kenny Rogers is one of my ALL time favorites, and it sums up most of my problems from the past seventeen years. Ha!
#9. I found my son skateboarding on the trampoline, and I feel like that sums up how dangerous raising boys actually is.
#10. Pure wisdom from Proverbs:
#11. This next one!!! I mean because it is like shoveling snow in a blizzard sometimes, especially when they are little.
#12. “Raising boys is a lot like raising lion cubs.”
I said that when I took all of them out in public together one time when they were all little.
The manager gave us a tour (of a rec center). Of course, the boys couldn’t keep their hands off each other, not in a mean way. It’s just that boys are very physical. Raising boys is a lot like raising lion cubs. At one point, all three hunched over JD, making googly faces at him. They were all smiling, and JD was whacking them in the face, just as happy as he could be. They loved it!
Don’t worry. I don’t condone toddlers smacking people in their faces…
#13. The sand, the kids running in opposite directions, the exhaustion, the safety concerns, I will never forget, one does not simply take four little boys to the beach by yourself.
#14. I left him alone for five minutes to run upstairs and grab something. When I came back downstairs, he was covered in chocolate and was laying upside down, asleep, half on the floor, feet in his chair.
#15. This one is so sweet, and it is the truest of true boy mom quotes. They will be heroes in our eyes!
“You don’t raise heroes, you raise sons. And if you treat them like sons, they’ll turn out to be heroes, even if it’s just in your own eyes.” – Wally Schirra
#16. Amen to this:
“I used to give my friends who have kids advice all the time, and they would look at me like I had three heads. And then, when I had two, I literally apologized to all my friends.”
-Jennifer Lopez
#17. I found this quote on Pinterest from another present day writer. It is such a good reminder!!
“The only part of their childhood that lasts forever are the memories, so we better not be too busy to make them.” –Casey Huff in this post at Her View from Home
#18. Being a boy mom is all about wrestling, cookies, video games, and endless energy. The endless energy is theirs. You will gradually have less and less.
#20. I will end on this one because it sums up my life from 2005-2013, when I was having one baby boy after another. My oldest son, around age seven, actually said to me, “Wait. If we go inside, we have to stand still and be quiet? Oh, I can’t go then. I am not made to stand still.”
“If it requires my child to sit still and be quiet, I can’t come.” -Unknown
This was also how we picked churches in the earlier years. No nursery for church service? Then we will have to attend a different church. Sanity matters, y’all.
There is nothing that has brought more joy to my adulthood than being a boy mom to my sons. Now listen, I would also have LOVED to have daughters. I tried to do so, in fact. So please don’t troll me about that because I wanted a daughter very badly. Who knows? Maybe someday God will still give me one.
But I would not trade a single boy in this house for any daughters, puppies, or quiet time. Raising these boys is the greatest blessing we have ever had, and I know you feel the say way about your own, both daughters and sons.
“Praise the Lord. Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever.”
Psalm 106:1
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My Mama said, "Girls will walk around a puddle. Boys walk through them."
Yes!! That is funny and true.
Oh yes... I distinctly remember siting behind a mom of girls at school once and her daughter got hurt (enough to cry and want a band aid with a tiny bit of blood but no bigger than a small scrape). I reached into my purse and pulled out a little travel pack of band-aids and that mom looked at me in awe. "I have 3 boys" was my reply. It seemed like all the explanation I needed to give. I was just happy when a band aid was enough and we didn't have to take yet another trip to the ER!
Yes!!! There really should be another boy mom quote just about the number of injuries and ER visits.