Being a mom is the hardest job on the planet. I'm sure of it. It's a 24 hour a day job that includes cooking, cleaning, changing, bathing, rocking, holding, feeding, playing, teaching, stressing, worrying, LOVING and every emotion that the human body can experience. It is overwhelming at times. I seem to feel extra guilty at the end of each day because I lost my patience yet again or I fed Lexi candy all day just to keep her happy... Being a mom is MUCH MORE than keeping them alive :)
I feel a huge amount of pressure to make sure they are happy, healthy, well behaved, smart, religious, good sleepers, talking well enough, learning new things, being kind to others and are well rounded little people. Some days I am so beyond exhausted because of these two little runts that it takes all my energy to just climb into bed at the end of the day. How did my mom do it? She always made it look easy. She always made me feel loved, well taken care of and happy. I always knew she was there for me and knew that when I needed her most she would do anything for me.
I hope that I can be half as wonderful as my mom was to me!
Being a mother is the BEST most rewarding job on the planet. I'm sure of it. It makes my heart explode with gratitude. It's amazing to me that I can create these little miracles. That they are mine and will be my family forever. I never thought it was possible to have such a love for such little people. They have changed me and I wouldn't be who I am today without them.
I am trying to take each day as it comes. Learning to live in the moment. Try not to stress the small stuff and make time to just spend with my kids and learn more about them. They are smart little buggers and continue to teach me the true importance of this life.
I want a LOT of kids. I always have. When I think of my future I see myself surrounded by lots of little children. We will see what the lord has in mind for us. As for now I am enjoying the 2 that I have now and trying to keep my hair at the same time!
Here are a few pics of my miracles that make me a mother. Thank you babies. I love you.
Lexi is so proud of her cheese face. She made me show her the display screen on the back of the camera. She told me it was the "best cheese" Love her!
Nixon at 7 months.
This boy has wrapped me around his little finger. TIGHT! I will do anything for his smiles. I love him!
This stage is THE best!













