Thank you for the food we eat.
Thank you for the birds that sing,
Thank you God for everything.
Love this rhyme that my older child learns at school. It is
the first rhyme in her book and a great way to instil the attitude of gratitude.
If only we could say thank you more often, the world would be a better place.
You know how it is with a kid of 4 months. Constant demands,
to be picked up, fed , burped , entertained, changing diapers – the list is
endless . Add to that the demands of
your household chores and interaction with a 3 year old. And top it up with
your work. It seems I am spinning like a wheel. And I’m doing nothing well – my
house is rarely as clean as my friend's - A stay at home yummy mummy with a toddler.
Combat
techniques from the art of war –
Keep an attitude of gratitude. It helps keep a
sunny temperament and focus on the important things that are going right at the
moment. You are a more successful
solider in this battle of sanity while managing kids. You hardly get overwhelmed
with duties
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