Scenario of this morning:
*Kids got up late for school.
*2 of the 4 kids in tears.
*Kids yelling at each other.
*Trying to get 4 heads of hair done.
*Kids eating candy for breakfast.
Lanie comes into my room with no shoes on...
...finally, Lanie comes back into my room.
"Mom, can I wear these? (black churchy shoes)
Me: Fine Lanie. I just DON'T CARE.
The kids finally do get out the door in time to catch their friends to walk to the bus.
I didn't realize what I had said till it was too late.
"I Don't Care" should NEVER come out of a parents mouth.
What kind of example am I if I don't take time out to stop and see what my kids need of their mom. I need to make sure that I keep that bond/trust/communication open with all of my kids, even if it may be silly to me, it is important to my kids, therefore, I need it to be important to me as well.
Yes, it was a crazy morning.
AND
Yes, I was at my wits end.
BUT
I need to never use those 3 words again to my kids.
I need to never use those 3 words again to my kids.
Them + Me = "I really do care!"
Thank goodness I was able to learn this little lesson before it was too late and make sure that I watch my mouth in the future.







1 comments:
I concur.
I've caught myeself saying "Go Away".
And I feel awful.
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