When I had my second child I remember one distinct moment in my life with them that began to change how I viewed my world. I was at church and my daughter, then around 18m, began to get fussy. I had dealt with this, this was normal for me. Most children don't like sitting for an hour just listening to people talk. I began offering her toys and such, but it looked like they just weren't going to cut it this time around. So I began to pick up my stuff, preparing for a swift exit, when my son, about 2m, began to cry also.
This was new. I looked in dismay at my two crying children. So, I shouldered my responsibility and tucked one child under one arm, the other under the other arm and out we went. As I was walking, I thought to myself, "what have I gotten myself into?"
I've had many moments like that since then:) But I look back on that now with fondness, of the young mother I was and of who I have become because I choose motherhood. Because of this, I have felt the need to include just basic thoughts on motherhood and I'll post them on the side...these will be my motherhood moments. These are the moments that I look back to as defining who I am today.
This was new. I looked in dismay at my two crying children. So, I shouldered my responsibility and tucked one child under one arm, the other under the other arm and out we went. As I was walking, I thought to myself, "what have I gotten myself into?"
I've had many moments like that since then:) But I look back on that now with fondness, of the young mother I was and of who I have become because I choose motherhood. Because of this, I have felt the need to include just basic thoughts on motherhood and I'll post them on the side...these will be my motherhood moments. These are the moments that I look back to as defining who I am today.
2 comments:
I sure love reading your posts. I am a bit of a junkie when it comes to anything regarding birthing and anything to help mothers. Keep up what you do!
Thanks...I'm a bit like that too:)
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