How to perform my scene

Marie, in my play, has a strong desire to have a kid. However, I want to express a feeling of a positive, normal mom. To forget the impression from reading the book, we tried to change the status of both kids. There are four scenes in the play except for the ending. Since we split each character's line into two scenes, we wanted to let audiences to make an instant comparison between two mothers. It is the purity of motherhood that we want to show to audiences, because actually there are no apparent differences between them on treating kids, so two characters take turns to finish the whole play. Furthermore, we have set both characters to have a conversation in the end. The play is full of monologues, yet we can add more blocking which includes more movements, more emotions, and tones to exaggerate and to fill every monologue so that would probably help audiences to understand the play and to gain a better experience. Moreover, if we want to highlight the motherhood by comparing two characters, we should have more interactions between the two characters. Having good movements and gestures when they communicate would reflect their thinkings and feelings toward kids, only a few lines in our original context would not create an atmosphere. If we want to add more lines and scenes to their interaction, we should split the stage to balance the status of the bedroom and the outside. How to indicate motherhood in the play, I would recognize that the monologue contains a lot of contexts between the kid and the mom, while it is hard to have a great blocking if I must look at the kid. I would try to uplift the baby doll on my hand because it can both show my facial expressions to audiences and proceed the effect that I want.