“Look at that cornfield!”
“See those bridges?”
“Wow, look at that truck! That’s a poop-sucker!”
This is traveling with my son – a three-year-old.
Shannon Lambert is a freelance writer living in Northern Minnesota. She writes for parenting blogs and nonprofit organizations, and has a background in social work and psychology. Check out her free guide for stay-at-home-moms at Making Mommas.
“Look at that cornfield!”
“See those bridges?”
“Wow, look at that truck! That’s a poop-sucker!”
This is traveling with my son – a three-year-old.
When I was a new mom, I wanted to be perfect. I read all the right books, kept the house clean, the baby bathed and nutritious meals on the table.
We had play dates, took “field trips” and I planned out crafts to do constantly.
I laugh, looking back, because there are things I wish I knew as a new mom that no one ever told me.
But I was going to ROCK this mama thing!
I gave it my heart and my soul.