
The other morning, I pulled my covers over my head — the silent signal to my husband and kids that I was out of commission. Though it only happened a couple times this year, it was awfully hard to stay in bed — especially when I heard a bag of cereal spilling on the kitchen floor and my daughter announce that she washed her hair with hand soap. But, I was more scared of the possibility of falling ill for longer and since my head felt like cement and I was nauseous and dizzy — there was no other option.

Celebmama Michelle Williams is just another woman raising a child. But in addition to all the worries that most parents have, the actress is stalked by the paparazzi. In a
recent and raw Newsweek interview, the 28-year-old actress expressed her feelings about those behind the lens.

Expectant women all seem to have a plan. The due date is circled on the calendar. The hospital bag is packed and waiting by the door.

Two years ago today, I gave birth to my son. While he's definitely given me a run for my money, I am thrilled for this milestone for many reasons and don't believe for a second that the twos are terrible.
- We bid his crib goodbye and he's settled in his big boy bed.
- When he wakes up in the morning, he plays with his toys and lets us rest a bit longer.
- He's a mover and a shaker so we don't need the stroller as much and my arms get a rest.
- He never tires of talking about bugs, big jets, choo choo trains, rockets, airplanes and motorcycles.
- When he laughs his entire body shakes.
- He dances even when music isn't playing.
- He is a lil fireball of energy propelling me day in and day out.
- He's generous with his kisses.
- He says, "I love you mama!"