Sitting in Mouse’s desk to do some independent coloring.
In the evening when S comes home he often asks the children individually about their day. Buggle and Mouse always have plenty to say but Bull often responds to “What did you do today?” with “I don’t ‘emember.”
I hadn’t taken much notice of this until last week when he suddenly did have something to say!
We were studying through the Creation story with his new curriculum and each day we had a flashcard of what
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by Carolyn Haywood
by Carolyn Haywood
K,what wonderful undersdtanding you have and the problem-solving skills to go with it. You always amaze me with your sensitivity and intuition. Lucky children!
I think a big piece of being a mother is to figure out what/who your children are in order to best equip them for the calling that they have been given. If we truly believe that our children are unique gifts of God, that he makes no mistakes, and that He is good and uses human beings to fulfill His good purposes in the world, then it follows that we must work with/for our children to discover their purpose and equip them to carry it out. Our beliefs must make a difference in our lives or they are worthless…K