Sentence examples for a better mum from inspiring English sources

Not wearing lipstick doesn't make you a better mum.

"I wanted to be a better mum," she says.

Doing things to keep myself happy and content outside of my family, I think it makes me a better mum," she explained.

"But for me, I'm a much better Claire, a much better mum and a much better wife if I've exercised, because that is what is keeping my mental health on an even keel". One of the first things she did as editor-in-chief was to publish an issue dedicated to mental health.

"These species may look like they're better mums because they look after them for longer but that's not really the case.

Another couple of young tunefuls later, we met young Shanna, who a) wants to offer her younger sisters and mum a better life etc and b) can sing.

I used a better camera than my mum had, but because she still had the original, I could study the way the flash fell away from the ceiling.

"Of course," she said, "that was the whole point!" She might not play his music these days, but my mum clearly had a better grasp of what makes a great pop star than either of us.

Mums with stems left intact have a better chance of surviving the winter.

Mum doesn't like it when I mention that Dad's a better cook than her.

"I'd hidden it quite well for a long time" she said, "but [when I was 18 or 19] I'd progressed to where it started going to the sides of my hair and the top, whereas before I could hide it a lot better". Katie's mum was the first to realise what was happening to her.