Sadie Robertson’s faithful quotations about motherhood and identity

Sadie Robertson opened and honest about his mother-in-law.

the Dynasty duck Star, sharing three children with husband Christian Huffdid not turn away from discussing close details about his or her postpartum struggles for many years. (He welcomes daughters Hones James, Havel Belle and Kit Carroway on May 2021, May 2023 and August 2025.)

“I struggle with anxiety for many years, and even still writes a book called Live without fear Due to my trip with anxiety … I keep trying to fight my life, but when I have (honey I don’t fight for fear that I usually do, “Robertson said his “whoa is good” podcast at 2021.

Robertson, who was just a teenager when he got up to fame Dynasty duck With his family, added many concerns to his honey birth experience, Who “hit” during work and delivery.

“Because honey and I have the hard work we have experienced, my mind keeps getting in, ‘What’s what?’ Like, what happens, what if it lasts another minute and he didn’t do it, what if he didn’t end up going out … “Did he ever lost me, did he have it, did he, did he, did he, did he make it, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, do he, do he, do he, do he, do he, do he, do he, do he, do he, do he, do he, do it, do he, do he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he have it, did he, did he have it, would he have lost it, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did it, would he have made me, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, and did he, did he, did he, did he, did he, did he have it, did he, did he, did he, did he have it, would he have made me, did he, did he have it, did he, do he, do he, did he make me lose it? Are there any obstacle things in the brain. “

Below, see more quotes about motherhood from Robertson:

In his ‘chaos’ first birth

When Robertson accepted honey in 2021, he experienced a flowing work and delivery.

“So I go to push and everyone is crazy,” he remembered his podcast on time. “All of a sudden, I was pushed down on the bed and they pushed my mom out of the way, and every nurse in the room was just over me and they’re pulling my legs and pushing my stomach as hard as they couldn’t know what happened. I thought it … because of how painful It was when they pressed on my stomach. I now know they were pressing my pelvic bone to get her out because what happened was honey got stuck. “

Robertson’s details continued how the honey should be hit by a childbal canal, “true, rare” and occurs at about 1 percent of the birth.

“Our nurse says that the worst thing that can happen in a vaginal delivery,” he admits, increases, “time just stands.

Honey is bound for more than two minutes, but later removed by doctors. They needed this time to ease him himself, but when he was done, all was well. The odd, the baby’s shoulders are not injured during delivery.

“They have three doctors who examine his shoulder because they do not trust it without breaking,” Robertson said.

How confident is his anxiety

“I don’t know if ‘Pretty’ is the word, but I’m not really confident in my life in my body than the day I have honey,” Robertson is partnering with Instagram stories at 2021.

He added, “This is a total of distinctive sight than my body … which is stronger and more than myself myself and I want myself and it is a raw moment.”

In postpartum anxiety

At first Robertson was always keeping quiet about his postpartumum anxiousness because of fear of disparaging.

“I don’t understand how happy I am and very happy (with a child) but also experienced a lot of fear, which he soon knows two feelings with” hand together “.

“The reason I was so scared because I loved him so much … I was very happy to be his mom. However, it was like Robertson.

He began to “override that fear of gratitude,” and tied with huffthat also faced challenges as a first time father.

“We both have to open about it,” Robertson, who finally asks for help with a specialist, said.

With c-section of his 2nd daughter

“We know that there is a c-section that is good, until I have not c-sectioned,” as I welcome his “who is welcome in life, but a bit nervous.”

“I’m more nervous about having two children,” Huff added.

The two also shared that they have some comedy comfort to their second go after a skunk that is spreading their home ahead of delivery and a strong one. On his face. To a solid 30 minutes.

How Motherhood Changes

To a Post via Instagram On May 2024, Robertson shared he felt more satisfied than a mother’s past.

“I met someone today who saw my messages and he said that since you were a mother as ‘set.’ He was right, “Robertson wrote. “Because I don’t feel like I don’t have to prove anything in the world … or maybe my idea of ‘the world’ has changed. The world ‘changed outside my house … now it’s what it’s up to …

Assuming he has a bath accident during delivery

while A period of July 2024 in his podcastRobertson admits that he thinks that “his trousers” at the time of delivery.

“Legitimate, I lay down and began to laugh, and I said, ‘Oh my morning, I’m so sorry.’ I can’t stop laughing. Greet myself, “he explained.

Robertson said his doctor assured him that his water was crushed, but he was convinced otherwise.

“I tried to stop him (from sight) but I had an epidural I couldn’t move,” he told his friends, laughing at the arm movements. “Then he was like, ‘Your water is broken!’ When he told me he would destroy my water, my water was broken, like, in cue, who was really cool. “

In ‘bounce-back culture’

At the same stage, Robertson said the pressure of blasting back after a child is heavy, especially with social media.

“If you think about bounce-baco culture, like, how do people post on Instagram and watch me now or whatever, I know you’ll never see a perfect picture,” he said. “And even for me, I posted it and I didn’t post it to say like, ‘Oh, look at the bounce back,’ or anything like that. But it was like it, ‘ And that’s good. “
Robertson added that he recalled the four-month postpartum time he would feel back to normal, but that was not the case.

“But then I remember a doctor telling me, like, hey, it took you nine months to grow a baby and then you birthed the baby, like, actually just nurture the baby, as it’s a baby, like, a solid nine months for even your Hormones to regulate again. And it’s just like two years to actually, like, fully be back to not even what you were, but a new normal, “Robertson explained.

“It’s odd how, man, I actually mean it and everything, like, as I am the same way.

To mom is guilty

Robertson said he felt guilt a working mother sometimes but trying to remember that he was the best mother for his children.

“God calls me to do what I do and God also calls me to be their mother,” he said the best man for his mother for his mother for his mother for his mother for their mother for their mother for their mother for their mother.

The peace he feels while welcoming his 3rd baby

on A long Instagram post After the birth of the kit on August 2025, Robertson said he felt peace while listening to music in his c-section.

“I always told people, even if the hard work is so hard, I don’t want to have a fear or a new life.” When I was looking at the Christian’s video for the first time this song was my name. And that’s the words of my name. And that’s the words I told my name.