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Lessons Learned From A One Year Old

March 15, 2016

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Becoming a mom may very well be the greatest joy I have had so far in life. It’s amazing what a body can do – mine in growing a human and giving birth and his in the ability to grow and change so much. The lessons learned from a one year old are truly miraculous!

There are many lessons to learn when you become a mom. Here are the lessons learned from a one year old by a first time mom.

Never Give Up

You’ve got to learn to crawl, walk, talk, and so much more. If you give up you’d never get anywhere in life. As adults many of us need to remember this on a daily basis. Persevere. You’ve got this!

Most Things Are Not Worth Your Tears

My son hardly cries. He fusses some, but even when he falls down – he’s got a few sniffles and back up he goes. I could definitely learn from this! Most things in life are not worth our tears. But my son has also taught me that some things are worth crying over, and when they are – cry hard!

Enjoy the Little Things

As adults we take ourselves too seriously. My little guy? Not so much! If I put a milk lid on my head, he laughs. If daddy tilts his head sideways, he giggles.

Laugh Often

While you’re enjoying those little things above, make sure to laugh! Laughing is fun. Laughing is good for the soul. Laugh more. Adults definitely could learn this one from kids.

Don’t Take Yourself Too Seriously

Do you have food in your hair? No worries, it washes out! Do you sound like a hyena when you laugh? No problem! Laugh anyway. It’s ok to be silly and not take yourself too seriously. No one gets out of this life alive anyway.

Take Naps

Some days you’re simply exhausted. Take a nap. It’s your call whether it’s a 30 minute power nap or a three hour doozie. Either way, enjoy it!

Explore the World Around You

There is so much to see on our great planet. Take time to explore the world around you. Get to know the people, animals, and plants that live here with you. Greet them with a smile and arms wide open!
There truly is a lot to be learned by a baby. That’s why the lessons learned from a one year old will forever hold a dear place in my heart, but I’m also excited to see what lessons I’ll have learned by the time he’s two. 🙂
There are many lessons to learn when you become a mom. Here are the lessons learned from a one year old by a first time mom.
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Comments

  1. Rose says

    March 16, 2016 at 3:05 am

    So true! They can teach so much if you are open to learn. Great post.

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