In this story, the narrator grapples with feelings of guilt and inadequacy as a mother. She reflects on various instances where she believes she has failed her children, whether through moments of anger, neglect, or not meeting their needs. The narrator's self-criticism intensifies as she compares herself to other mothers, feeling like she falls short in every aspect.

Throughout the narrative, she recounts specific situations that lead her to feel like the "worst mom ever," ultimately revealing her vulnerability and desire to improve. However, as she reflects, she also begins to recognize her love for her children and the effort she puts into parenting, suggesting a journey toward self-acceptance. The story emphasizes the challenges of motherhood, the unrealistic standards often set by society, and the importance of compassion towards oneself.