The weather here in Texas is changing.
It nudges at my soul.
Today I was thinking.
Recently I had to take a personality test for some “work” related things. We wanted to see where we fit best on our team and what roles we could easily be in. There were so many things about the test that were so eye opening for me to read and see written out on paper.
Something that really struck me though was what my results said about me as a mother.
*help their children become who they really are
*support their children’s creativity and originality
*are good at helping their children get in touch with their feelings
I have no idea if my kids would actually say these things about me or if someday these are ways that they would talk about me as a mother…but I sure hope so.
I desperately want to embrace my babies as individuals…I want to help each one in their own way figure out their purpose, their passions and foster that.
I want them to feel deeply, and learn that it’s okay. I want them to learn to express that.
Motherhood for me is such a joy.
A “life giver.”
I can hardly believe it’s going as fast as it is.
I just hope that I can help my babies find their life purpose…and help them make it happen.
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I agree it is an awesome deal being a "life giver" Would not change it for the world. My oldest is in college and the next is going to be a Senior in High School next year. We have been talking about what they want to do when they "grow up" it does my heart good to hear what each of my five children want to do with their lives, Each one so different. Time is fleeting. I am redeeming the time. It is bittersweet having your children growing up. It happens way to fast but I would not want to go back.