February 19th, 2014 at 05:07am
Honestly, it's the best mums who can admit they're scared, and it's okay to be scared. It's also okay to cry, even just giving your two boys a hug and letting them know how much you love them. It not only allows them to see you're human but it gives you that confidence to be there for them.
I've only been a mother for 10 months but it feels more like a couple years already, if ever there's a time to be strong and cuddling your kids, it's now. It's okay to let them know mummy is breakable, even if you just for a short hour or so have someone else watch your kids while you take a break somewhere else in the house, that way you're still nearby if anything happens. There's nothing wrong with any of these things, as long as you don't take excessive amounts of time off, and it may allow you enough time to breathe and focus more clearly.
I'm not sure if we've seen each other around mibba before, but if you want to talk about anything, my inbox is open. I have long days ahead of me but mibba always sends an update to my phone so I'll know when you send a message so, please, if you need anything, I'm here.
When I was going through my divorce, before I got pregnant with my second son, and I would break down here and there, and my little boy was only 2.5 at the time and he would just hug me and tell me he loves me. He's a really smart little boy.
I don't have anyone to watch the boys for me, but I often sacrifice my sleep so that I can get a little bit of time to myself every night, I make tea, which my mom sends me by the box.
Thank you so much for that. It's been a long time since I've felt like people are listening to me because I don't have a social life, I don't really leave my house often and I don't have friends. Mibba is like a small circle of friends I have to myself, that I can talk to, who will listen.