I Taught Her

I thought I would start today off with a visual of my nail progress. I know that most of you could probably care less about my fingernails, but this along with my weight and house chores are things that I am working hard at to change. So you are going to get to see the progress. Also feel free to mention how nice my nails look and that I look like I may have dropped a pound or two next time you see me... LOL

Over the past few weeks I have been told how well my kids behave. I will take this as a direct complement to me, since they are with me all day, everyday. My grandma told me that I may not do much, but I sure do know how to raise good kids. What can I say I'm a great mom! LOL

Josie loves to help around the house. Yesterday I snapped a couple of pictures trying to be a big helper.

My Josie is just a sweet, loving, helping, little girl. She loves her little brother. She loves to help and mommy him. I have their high chairs next to each other and every morning I let them eat breakfast while they watch their one daily show, Sesame Street. Yesterday while eating breakfast, she noticed that "bubby" (Maxx) was out of Cheerios, so she took some from her tray and shared some with him. I thought it was so sweet that Josie, a two year old, cared enough about her bubby to share her food with him.

When Josie was a baby I got some books about having daughters for Christmas. One of them mentioned to listen to how she treats and talks to her baby dolls, that is a direct reflection of how you treat and talk to her. I have taken that to heart. Although most days bubby is her baby doll, I love watch how she treats him, caring, loving, sharing and concerned. I like to think I taught her to be that way.