Ok, as a Mom I've had something happen this week that very rarely happens & even when it does...not for this long!!
Actually I'm convinced it's just not real!!
Okay, okay...so I'll get to what I'm talking about! My kids! They are being...well...how do I say it...PERFECT!!
Maybe someone came in when I wasn't looking & switched them out - who knows!?!?
All I know is I LOVE it!!!
They've been sharing with each other & caring about each other. Playing together non-stop...All 3 of them!!
We've had no fighting, no arguing...and when we ask them to do something they've been doing it!!
It's been so wonderful...I know though by writing this that it'll all stop first thing tomorrow morning! But oh well - it's been an awesome week!
I remember when Dylan was little he was always like this until he woke up on his 3rd birthday and it's just been crazy from there with him.
Ryan - well, Ryan was born loud & wild...so we don't know any different with him...(But he's a great kid & he keeps us on our toes, every parent needs at least one like that!!)
Aydan - he's only 14 months..refuses to walk so really doesn't get into any trouble (yet)....Though today did decide to all of a sudden blurt out (as clear as day) "I want up" & said it twice - which is crazy because up until now all he's said was Momma, Adda (Dad-da), Bu-Bu & Cookie (have to thank Grannie for that one!) So I'm not sure what to expect in the coming days...
I wish we could just continue this week forever! I mean I've been shown that kids don't have to fight to live! (Even though I'm sure somewhere in the sibling rule book it states otherwise - I just lost my copy so I can't check, and am sure not going to tell the boys).. :)
What a week though. I've needed it for a long time, so maybe it's just been a belated birthday or Christmas gift....
I'm truly blessed even with their little quirks I still have really awesome (mostly) well behaved boys. And although I think there is some truth to the old saying "Boy will be boys." I think so much of it has to do with their upbringing.
Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.
(Proverbs 22:6)









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