thank you, mom and dad…
I don’t know where I would be without my mom and dad. They have been my number one source of support over the past 4 months. I’m sure the last thing they expected for this next stage in their life was having their 24 year old pregnant daughter move home with her 2 year old son. Say goodbye to an empty nest! But nevertheless, they have welcomed Kolt and me with open arms. They have adjusted their plans to make room for us.
I’m not sure how I would have made it through this pregnancy without them. They have been a huge help with Kolt in the evenings when I’m worn out from the day. And my mom has made an effort to attend as many of my prenatal appointments as possible. I love hearing my dad talk about how excited he is to meet “that special little girl.” I’m so grateful for that they share in my excitement.
I feel so incredibly blessed to have such a great support. I don’t even want to think about where I would be if I didn’t have my parents. They don’t ask how long I’m staying. They don’t ask when I can start paying rent. They don’t complain about the mess of toys or crumbs of goldfish on the floor. They don’t mind sitting and watching Bob the Builder when it’s time for bedtime. They simply love us and make the best out of the situation.
Of course, this isn’t my ideal situation. I don’t like that I can’t support and provide for Kolt and baby girl. I don’t like that I’m 24 and back home “living off” my parents again. I hope and pray that one day the three of us can have a nice little place to call our own. That Kolt and Baby Girl will be proud of how hard I work to give time the best life I can. But until then…
Thank you for letting us live here.
Thank you for showing us unconditional and unwavering love.
Thank you for giving me time to heal.
Thank you for opening your home no questions asked.
Thank you, Mom and Dad.
My name is Marah. I am a recently single, twenty-four year old, stay at home mom and aspiring photographer. I’m a breastfeeding, cloth diapering, baby wearing, attachment parenting, co-sleeping, semi-crunchy kind of mama to Kolt, born December 6, 2009. I’m now knocked up with baby #2, a girl, due to arrive around February 27, 2012, and still nursing Kolt.

















1 Comment
Erika
24 Jan 2012 11:01 am
What a huge blessing!
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