I’ve been a mom now for six and a half years. There was a while there that I didn’t think I was going to make it. I was tired, run down and couldn’t figure out why it seemed so easy for everyone else. I was certain I was failing motherhood any time my first born failed to nurse, sleep or poop on “baby book” schedule. Six years later and I’ve thrown most of those books away. Motherhood isn’t graded. Some keep reading…
If I had a million dollars I would be sending each of you a year’s worth of Saturday night babysitting and a copy of Megan Tietz and Laura Oyer’s beautiful book Spirit-Led Parenting: From Fear to Freedom in Baby’s First Year. Because your comments over here? All 467 of them kind of made my heart explode. You moms? They should make medals for you. People should break into spontaneous flash mobs celebrating any time you go grocery shopping by yourself with keep reading…
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Mandy Scarr
“Don’t let your lack of words keep you from sitting beside her. Let her cry ugly tears, catching them as they fall. That’s all she really needs, that’s all she really wants. She wants you, comfort with clothes on”
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