I Don’t Want To Forget These Moments

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I don't want to forget these moments as a momBeing a mom is the most rewarding job I have been given. And the most difficult. There are moments every day that test my patience. And in that same span of time, memories I never want to forget. Motherhood is tough but worth every sleepless night.

I sit down to remember all of the moments that I don’t want to forget from raising them so far. The time goes slowly until it has flown past you.

-The splashes in the bathtub as the bubbles multiply.

-Sneaking the chocolate bar while mom goes to the bathroom.

-The messy living room with toys and stuffed animals covering the floor.

-Learning to pump on the swing in the backyard.

-Washing the car with hand soap because “I’m washing it with my hands! Duh!”

-Long nights in the NICU after premature births

-Fear and anxiety as they battle RSV in the hospital

-Snuggles on the couch when they wake up in the morning

-Vacation Bible School and pure bliss dancing to the music

-Family road trips as we go on new adventures

-Dinosaur bathrobe wrestling

-First Day of School excitement

-ER visit when they shove a plastic bead up their nose

-Christmas lights twinkling and listening to the little voices singing their favorite songs

So many tiny moments I don’t want to forget because as the days seem long the years are going quickly. I love being a mom and never thought I would miss the younger years. Those years were tough, and the days seemed to never end. Now I wish I could go back and hold them in the recliner a little longer. Read that extra book as they drift off to sleep. I don’t want to forget the hard times because it makes the sweet moments even more special.

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Elizabeth Sullivan
Elizabeth’s crazy clan includes Elizabeth Rain (2007), Sophia (2011), Will (2017) and Evie Grace (2019) and husband, Mike. You will read posts ranging from co-parenting, being a stepmom and mom simultaneously to mental health in moms. Please reach out to Elizabeth with any questions or stories of your own as she loves to engage with other moms. By sharing stories and listening to other moms’ happys, crappys, and sappys we better ourselves. Growth comes from having a group of moms that challenge you and empower you to be a better version of yourself each day.

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