Kids zone
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FROM YEAR ONE TO FEW MORE WITH MY CHILDREN
“Raising a child brings new challenges every year” There was a little precious there – Patrick and an even smaller precious – Dorothy. When they were born, the whole house turned upside down. My whole life turned upside down when they started teasing, arguing, and making fun of each other. My priorities, diet, and sense of free time have changed. And these were the beginnings, shocking and explosive. Beginnings that are not written or talked about, you have to get used to it and set your own rules so as not to go crazy.And what has changed after a few years, when the children are older? Little Patrick is already…
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THE CHARMS OF MY CHILDHOOD
“Childhood is a short season to be enjoyed not rushed.” Eat ice cream with my dog. Try a green strawberry or gooseberry. Eat cherries with pits. If you don’t eat cherries with pits, shoot them at your friends. Play in the mud, in the water, in the tall grass all day long. Play rubber, play class. Peekaboo outside in the evening. https://littlepuzzlesandme.com/mountains-legend/ Make a soup of mud, sand, flowers, leaves and grass. Eat sorrel, chives, radishes, parsley, or anything from grandma’s garden. Eating fruit from the neighbor’s garden. Drink milk straight from the cow. Eat carrots washed in the river. Throw the stick at the tower of empty cans. Throw…
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LITTLE HELP FROM LITTLE HANDS
“Children’s good habits will help them in the future.” During my second pregnancy, which was dominated by the feeling of constant fatigue, dizziness, and daily vomiting, I decided to ask my three-year-old son for help with everyday duties. What surprised me at first was that he didn’t make any objections, and even enjoyed it. What he liked the most was vacuuming, he could do that for hours. His second favourite duty was taking out the laundry and hanging it up too. My son had his own little drying rack where he hung his socks and underwear. It helped me a lot because I often get dizzy and vomit when I…
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THE SILENCE WHEN YOU HAVE CHILDREN AND ITS CONSEQUNCES
“When you had a busy day destroying your parent’s house.” I will tell you a few moments of silence that happened to me during motherhood and which taught me that silence with children always means danger. https://littlepuzzlesandme.com/ordinary-mornings-by-boss-baby/ The first story of dangerous silence Dorothy was about a year old when she found my makeup bag and applied the brown eye shadow to herself, to the bathroom rug, and to the bathtub. I didn’t have time to clean up, because I was already late after washing Dorothy. Around 2 p.m. I got a call from my husband why the whole bathroom is covered in poop. The second story of dangerous silence…
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THE SPECIALIST IN CHILDREN’S MORNING DRAMAS – WANTED IMMEDIATELY
“Being a mother is tough mornings with kids you’ve never heard of before.” I was inspired by stories from morning dramas related to motherhood for this post. Of course, funny dramas that probably every parent has experienced.My daughter’s drama today was about the color of the plate I served the toast on.Dora is a Paw Patrol fan, and due to my lack of sleep, I put a toast on Spider-Man’s plate. And the scene began with crying, screaming, and a general loss of interest in breakfast because she no longer liked toast from any plate other than Paw Patrol. And it may seem absurd to you, but for us parents,…
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SPECIAL BIRTHDAY DEDICATION FOR MY TWO CHILDREN
“THE OLDER YOU GET, THE BETTER YOU GET – unless you are a chocolate cookie. My dear chipmunks, You – Dorothy turn 3 today and You – Patrick born just one day after your sister. I blinked once and you are already 6 years old. You are such little beings, and so much has already happened in your life. Dora – you have already marked yourself with two small scars. In the first year of life, the first scar appeared, and a few weeks ago the second one, barely visible. While you and your brother were jumping on the bed, you fell and hurt your chin. There was more blood…
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HOW TO KNOW WITHOUT WORDS THAT YOU ARE A MOTHER?
“Woohoo!It’s the weekend!Oh, wait… I’m a mom!“ As usual, after coffee meetings with moms, I came up with the idea for today’s post. Unfortunately or fortunately, it is impossible to hide that a woman became a mother. I don’t care about looks, style, or character here. I mean the usual assortment with which a woman-mom does not part. After a few little things, we lose the curtain being women very quickly and introduce mommy’s face. Starting with simple things: MOMMY’S BAG Like a women’s bag, you will find everything in this. From tampons, lipsticks, hairbrushes, and mirrors to many lost markers, pens, business cards, and chewing gum. However, being a…
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HOW TO SURVIVE THE DAY WITH TWO SMALL CHILDREN?
When someone told you: “Don’t worry when you have another baby, they will look after each other, play with each other and it will make your day easier.” Remember these people well because they will burn in hell for spreading this lie. TWO CHIPMUNKS As a mother of two children, Patrick – a five-year-old boy, and Dora – a two-year-old girl, not one word in the above sentence is true. My children argue every day instead of having fun, they fight instead of taking care of each other and my everyday life is definitely not any easier with two kids. I hear stories from other parents that it takes time,…
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TOUGH CHALLENGE FOR A MOTHER WITH A NEW BABY
“The natural state of motherhood is to forget about your needs, but always remember to make your children happy”. Every person who has become a mother assures us that motherhood is a wonderful stage in life. Friends and family who already have children tell us how happy they are. And I confirm, it’s a great period, and children give us a lot of joy. But why doesn’t anyone tell us that motherhood is also a difficult time in life? And just as there are wonderful moments with a child, there are also hard moments with a child. MOMS KEEPING SECRETS New moms are going through a tough challenge with their…
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MOTHERHOOD IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARDEST PART OF LIFE
“Because of my children, I laugh like a crazy woman, cry like a wimp, and feel love more than ever before.” The above funny quote that starts today’s post is 100% true and is an exact example of me as a mom. Motherhood hasn’t changed me much, but it has shown me a new level of love. Being a new mom with no experience and many questions every day about what to do with a little new creature in my arms was difficult. During my first months with newborn, I would describe myself as a mom crying like a wimp more, than a mom laughing like a crazy woman. But…
