The challenges faced during pregnancy and early motherhood led to a decision to have only one child. Despite societal judgments about only children being lonely or spoiled, the writer finds being a mother to her daughter fulfilling. They enjoy close bonding experiences and can provide necessary support, especially since their daughter has been diagnosed with autism. This decision has enabled them to focus on their daughter’s needs effectively, which wouldn’t have been feasible with multiple children.
Having an Only Child Means we Have more Time and Resources for her. But it Doesn’t Make her Spoiled.
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