WIN 1 Of 10 ‘Mother' Books from renowned author, Marianne Vicelich!

10 lucky winners will receive the latest book from Marianne Vicelich; Mother, valued at $29.99!

Is there anything more transformative then having a child? Motherhood completely changes your world. Your own needs explode with the birth of your children, and suddenly you feel a sense of unconditional love, responsibility and purpose that you have never known before.

Mother by Marianne Vicelich documents and honours the profound human experience of becoming a mother in a selection of beautiful quotations depicting the thoughts and love of Motherhood. The hope is to capture the pure love and joy – to try to stop time in a series of emotions and show how this experience connects us all.

Mother is captivating, it’s the powerful stories and experiences behind each Mother that truly draws you in.

Marianna Vicelich is a highly acclaimed author, philanthropist, and entrepreneur.

The LA Times hailed her books as an “inspirational must-have”. Since the launch of her first book in 2008 she has sold her books internationally in Europe, UK, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and the USA

Her books merge empowering psychology with realistic and tangible verse.

Marianne teaches women of all ages the importance of self-love, forgiveness, fearlessness and courage. Her collection of books is available at fine boutiques and department stores around the world ranging from Selfridges to Bergdorf Goodman.

Mother by Marianne Vicelich / RRP: $29.99 / Stockist: Available online at Booktopia, Dymocks, Good Reads, Amazon and good book retailers.

For further information, please visit:

www.facebook.com/marianne.vicelich

www.instagram.com/mariannevicelich/

www.mariannevicelich.com/

Please note this competition is open from 27th April 2020 until 24th May 2020 and is only available to members of Mouths Of Mums. This competition is a game of skill – answer in 50 words or less. We are unable to accept entries posted via facebook. Facebook LIKE functionality is not a requirement of entry to this competition. The winners of this competition will be published on this page. Winners’ name and address will be provided to the promoter of this competition and prizes will be sent to the address you have in Your Profile. Please ensure your details are up to date so that you receive your prize.

Winners for this competition

S. NasticVIC
D. KitsonNSW
A. EllisQLD
S. LiaVIC
K. VocisanoWA
M. ChaferNSW
K. VillanoNSW
P. SalmonQLD
J. StevensNSW
L. PattersonVIC

Entries so far
This Competition is Closed

- - mom314686 said
  - 24 May 2020
    12:32 pm
When I had my daughter. Completed our family and gave my beautiful son a sister to love!
- - kelly_ryan said
  - 24 May 2020
    11:36 am
Seeing my daughter graduate from high school and know that all the blood, sweat and tears from us both were worth it!
- - ozstarlett said
  - 24 May 2020
    11:10 am
seeing my kids learn and grow
- - facebook_user_3fdff2e90ba441b7f3fa7679a18045c0 said
  - 23 May 2020
    9:07 pm
My 3 year old son, we took his trainer wheels off. He just cycled! No,practising, just rode off!
- - mom340455 said
  - 23 May 2020
    8:50 pm
One of my proudest was when my twin girls (then 4) didn’t hesitate to help an elderly gentleman that dropped all his blueberries. Countless adults walked past completely ignoring his struggle was lovely that store staff noticed and rewarded my girls ❤️
- - donkey12 said
  - 23 May 2020
    5:02 pm
When they come out with some advice to a friend and it echos what you’ve taught them. It makes me as proud as punch!
- - walkaboutgypsy said
  - 23 May 2020
    1:14 pm
No one proudest moment but I think whenever I see my children so something like share, make someone laugh, be selfless and kind to people I’m the proudest,
- - mom394600 said
  - 22 May 2020
    8:43 pm
When my baby started to walk and say Mumma and Dad Dad.
- - lilrainbow said
  - 22 May 2020
    7:31 pm
Giving birth naturally to twin boys 13 months after having a cesarean with my daughter .
- - renee7179 said
  - 22 May 2020
    4:29 pm
Seeing my two children grow and thrive
- - mom464128 said
  - 22 May 2020
    1:46 am
My proudest moment I have many proud moments but one was being a mum and raising 3 beautiful children. These guys have changed my life
- - mom330947 said
  - 21 May 2020
    11:28 pm
To be fair, I have to say I have two! My proudest Mumma moments were when I gave birth to my beautiful children. The love I felt when I looked at their little faces for the very first time was like nothing I had ever felt before.
- - sammboy said
  - 21 May 2020
    11:20 pm
If I am I because I am I, and you are you because you are you—then I am I and you are you. But if I am I because you are you, and you are you because I am I—then I am not I and you are not you.
- - Ashleelouise97 said
  - 21 May 2020
    4:56 pm
My proudest moment as a mother would be seeing my daughter be so kind at the age of only 1. She shares and gives cuddles and is kind to everyone! It wasn’t something we knew could be taught so young but makes me so happy!
- - mom464114 said
  - 21 May 2020
    4:14 pm
As Mothers, I’m sure we can all agree our kids make us proud most days, after all, they all have their days! But when I walk in and see my 4-year-old boy hugging or holding onto his 2-year-old sister my heart melts and all the wrongs in our day our put right again. The love they have for one another is precious and I am so proud to be their Mother.
- - mom464112 said
  - 21 May 2020
    2:49 pm
My proudest moment as a mother is definitely watching my son interact with his baby sister, and the bond they share. He loves to get her toys for her, hold her and will run to her if she cries!
- - mom267602 said
  - 21 May 2020
    1:06 pm
Being told that my son has excellent manners – manners are free and are so important in today’s society where they seem to be lacking.
- - mom103778 said
  - 21 May 2020
    8:49 am
One of my most proudest moments was watching my daughter march out (graduate) in the army.
- - jennyodon264 said
  - 20 May 2020
    6:32 pm
Watching my Children grow up to be Beautiful, Thoughtful and Caring Children.
- - BellaB said
  - 20 May 2020
    5:11 pm
My deaf son wears cochlear implants. In Year 5 he stood for school council. He stood in front of the entire school and argued that he would make a great Minister for Technology as he was so familiar with technology, due to his cochlear implants. Making his disability a plus!