This is to all of you wonderful mamas out there, working tirelessly to care for your little ones and find some sort of balance in your lives. You are a good mom. Really. I’ve been told parenting is the hardest work that I will ever do and I believe it!
I’ll be spending this Mother’s Day in front of the computer putting the finishing touches on an awesome potty training class – if I do say so myself – that will be starting at the end of the week. To get in you’ll need to sign up right away. If you don’t have toddlers running around your house, then pass the link on to someone who does. They will thank you!
Today I’m feeling humbled by the love and appreciation my kids and husband have expressed toward me. I love that my daughter woke up (and woke her dad up and therefore me too) far too early because she was excited to make this morning really special for me. But, of course, it’s just another day. My youngest daughter spiked a fever during our fancy breakfast this morning. Superdad is taking care of her and now I am back to work.
I just wanted to take a moment and send some love your way. To all of the moms and dads who read this blog, I appreciate you and admire your interest in growing as a person and parent. We should all have a village to help raise our children and I feel so lucky to have you to share ideas and struggles with.
Here’s a great, short clip for you created by Jen Singer over at MommaSaid.net. You can think of it as a virtual Mother’s Day gift:
