I am so quick to get fed up with early wake ups, CBeebies tv, constant demands to play games and snotty-nosed hugs. I do understand when people say 'make the most of this stage', but when it feels like you're in the trenches of having young children, you can lose sight of how these things won't last forever. It makes me desperately sad to think of these things ending. Even the calls in the middle of the night and the dirty fingerprints on my clothes.
This is my blog about my life as a Christian and a new mum. The name comes from the promise that 'his mercies are new every day' and Psalm 30:5. It is a great comfort that whatever happens during the day, when the next morning comes God will bring fresh energy and grace - all we need! I feel like I'm muddling through being a Mum but I am very thankful for all the lessons God is teaching me along the way.
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Will I miss you?
My thought for the day is: do parents miss their children as they used to be? When my girls have become proper schoolgirls, say 7 and 10, will I be nostalgic about the days of high chairs and stairgates, or will I enjoy the new stage with no looking back? Equally, when my girls are young ladies, as teenagers, will I miss them waking at 7am on the dot and piling into our bed? Do my parents miss me as a child? Do I seem like a completely different person now?
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