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You got The Overprotective One! You’re a worrier and you just can’t help it. Kids could get hurt just walking out the door these days! Your kids will resent you for it while they’re young, but appreciate it someday when they’re parents. You’ll want to know where they are, when and who they’re with. But for all that worrying, you’re kids will turn out just fine and they’ll probably end up avoiding some heartache because of your good intentions.

You got The Best Friend One! You’ll be able to pal around with your kids and their friends and you’ll always be on top of what’s cool (even if you’re faking it). You’ll always have your own stuff going on so you don’t have to worry as much about what they should or shouldn’t do. They’ll want to tell you everything, but sometimes this will mean having to pull the Mom card, and that might not go over well.

You got The Controlling One! Your heart will always be in the right place, but you’ve got a tendency to have a lot of suggestions for the people in your life. You’ll be encouraging of your kids' dreams to the point that they’ll feel a little smothered. You only want what’s best for them and have high hopes for the person they can become. It may cause some fighting, but in the end they’ll know you are only looking out for them.

You got The Busy One! You’re gonna be a busy bee, even when you’ve got kids. Between work, family life, and other commitments, you’re going to have a lot on your plate. But that’s how you’ve always liked it. You’ll still be a great Mom, but you’ll have more babysitters than most, and less time to make bake sale cookies or run the carpool. Working Mom, go you!

You got The Dorky One! We all say we’ll be cooler with our kids than our Moms were with us, but I’m afraid that’s not the case for you. As hard as you’ll try, you’ll be that dorky Mom who tries to fit in with her kid's friends and fails miserably. But they’ll love you for it. You’ll embarrass them, make them laugh, and plan incredibly cheesy birthday parties for them. They’ll never get tired of saying “Oh Mommmm.”