Our deck is high, the deck rail is even higher, with a many-foot-drop off the side that would surely seriously injure someone if he or she were to fall from it. When I told him to get down he said, pleadingly, "But Mom, I'm a red headed woodpecker!!!"
Yeah, I totally get it. Mal was licking the side of the tub and when I gasped and pulled her back in horror, she responded, "I kitty-cat Mama". sheesh.
There is a fine line between letting them discover and managing my own fears. I struggle with it everyday. Oh how we have to be so careful not to limit their amazing "discovery capacity." I loved this post.
Oh, I can only imagine how often your heart must fall to the floor when you see things like this happen before your eyes. And to think, it's probably just going to get worse (scarier!!)...ahh to be the mother of boys!!!
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The Johnson-McCormick Family Blog is a blog spot for sharing the scoop on our little family's big life! We are Heather, Braydon, Kyle, Owen, and Meera Johnson-McCormick. Kyle and Owen are twins- born May 8, 2004 in Cite Soleil, Port au Prince, Haiti- adopted January 31, 2005. We became a "Party of 5" when Meera Grace was born to us on May 28, 2008. We have a crazy, fun-filled life with 3 bambinos and 2 big careers all under 1 roof - The point of this blog is three-fold: 1) to keep friends and family posted on K, O, and M's goings on's and our life, 2) to create an historical document/journal/scrapbook of this wild ride, 3) to be out there in the blogosphere -- loud and proud -- doing what we can to support other adoptive/inter-racial families and dual-career families in their journeys. Thanks for reading and following along! As Kyle and Owen say, "It's a bumpy bumpy ride!"(in a good way!).
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Yeah, I totally get it. Mal was licking the side of the tub and when I gasped and pulled her back in horror, she responded, "I kitty-cat Mama". sheesh.
There is a fine line between letting them discover and managing my own fears. I struggle with it everyday. Oh how we have to be so careful not to limit their amazing "discovery capacity." I loved this post.
Oh, I can only imagine how often your heart must fall to the floor when you see things like this happen before your eyes. And to think, it's probably just going to get worse (scarier!!)...ahh to be the mother of boys!!!
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