I'm sitting in my car pumping breastmilk for my little munchkin who is still exclusively breastfed. Today is my weekend to cover for my group and papa is home by himself with both our children for over 2 hours. I have some anxiety but all is well thus far. In fact I checked in and none of our children's arms are missing. In fact the good thing about it is my husband gets a taste of what many take for granted- the mom. He sent me this awesome text message...
"Ndaa, don't know how you are able to coordinate all these with the kids. Some times, it is stressful but I enjoy every minute with them. You are very good with them. You are a great mom any kid should hope for. We love you and keep up the good work."
I wish I can leave it all and run home to celebrate mothers day- yes mothers day. But I've got to work till Monday.I'm with them as I take my breaks in between to pump, call home and hear him say " Ndaa when re u coming home"; baby girl screaming in excitement mama! When she hears my voice and my 4 month old cooing in the background. I'm counting my blessings...they make my hectic days feel like a piece of cake .
17 comments:
Awwww cute kids. Motherhood is tough but God is our help.
Lol! Funny our husbands calls us same pet names. What does yours mean?
I love how your husband gave you props on how wonderful you are managing the kids! Lucky you :)
Your kids are soo cute. I love that lil boy. What a cutie!?! Can't wait to meet them.
Your children are sooo beautiful! I dont know how else to say it! So beautiful!
Keep up the goodwork, MAMA
And God bless your family
V. True
Ndaa means baby girl....a name hubby has always called me, he never says my name even when he is angry at me....and calls our daughter ndaa nkenta referring to little me :) Tnx for stopping by
:) u know how that goes Amy...is not like we need that compliment to take good care of the children but that extra recognition goes a long way:) how is the baby?
Thanks. We can't wait either to meet urs :)
Thank u: )
Aww..tired dad :)
Awwwwwwww.... so adorable! Motherhood is a blessing!
Omalicha family....
:)
Daluso
:)
Nenye,
I stumbled accross your blog yesterday and have read all your entries, inspiring and real. your experiences sound just like mine. I appreciate my family more and totally relate to your stories.
I will keep reading. You are an inspiration!
from one Igbo mother to another
London, UK
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