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Littlekidsgrow.com is all about mommy motivation. Find sewing tutorials, mom interviews, encouragement and more!
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When I started the Little Kids Grow Blog 6 years ago, I was beginning to sew more for my kids and used this blog as a place to talk about one of my favorite hobbies. I wasn’t going to admit it because in the back of my mind that meant that I was ungrateful for the opportunity to stay at home, so I masked those feelings and hid them behind sewing tutorials and Motivation Monday’s speeches. If you’re a stay-at-home mom, you can probably relate to both the feelings of isolation and loneliness layered with the guilt of even having those feelings. For the last 18 years, it’s been all about the kids, but despite the challenges of the on-the-job training, I can honestly say that I am proud of the woman I’ve become, not because I haven’t messed up, but because I’ve learned to extend myself a little grace in the process.
A couple of months back on the way home from a 4-hour trip to Grandma’s, we literally had a rubber meets the road experience when our tire blew in the middle of the highway. In the past, it’s been my default to try not to “feel” and just remind myself that all storms pass, but this always left me feeling detached and only allowed me to offer a superficial response to other’s circumstances or even relating to my own. GOD wants us to feel deeply, even when it hurts, and while it’s difficult to face hardships, there’s something about the pain that reminds us that we need something greater than ourselves to fill the void. Blessed be God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies, and the God of all comfort; Who comforteth us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort them which are in any trouble,