I can certainly agree with her about mornings when your baby is first waking up being the best time of the day. I used to always say, "Good morning sunshine!" and they'd always smile so big. There's nothing better than a happy baby.
Rihanna Talks About Motherhood and the Best Advice That She’s Gotten


The singer got lots of advice about motherhood, and there is one piece in particular that she remembers: “Probably the best advice is to sleep now because I won’t get much later. I need to work on that before it’s a thing of the past.”

The star also shared that her favorite part of the day is the mornings: “The mornings, like seeing his morning face! Seeing a baby with, like, little bags and waking up, and they’re just, like, startled. They’re trying to figure out where they’re at. It’s the cutest, it’s my favorite part of the day.”
We wish Rihanna a happy motherhood, and we hope to see her keep enjoying those little, simple, joyful moments.
What advice would you give to pregnant women or young mothers? What’s your favorite part about motherhood?
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