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Honesty And Motherhood

I was asked what value do I think is the most important to instill in our kids. Honesty - it's something that I try very hard to make sure that I stay true to. This blog and my social media accounts are a reflection of me. So I try very hard to make sure that it's a true reflection of who I really am.

And when it comes to parenting, honesty is something that I feel very strongly about. I often express to Lil Man the importance of being honest - to tell me the truth rather than lie about a situation. I believe it's important to instill those qualities at a young age. Honesty builds trust.

For those of you who've known me over the years know my story.
But for anyone who may not know, I struggled with infertility, and I never thought that I would be a mom.

I have to say that I celebrate Mother's Day every day. I really do. Sure, some days I'm locking myself in the bathroom with a "mommy needs a moment!" Or when Hubby gets home I literally jump in the car and speed off to the local ice cream joint. :) My life truly is a bed of roses... LOTS OF THORNS mingled in among LOTS OF BEAUTY.

So, I do try on a daily basis to instill in Lil Man to be honest with himself and to honest with others. I believe there are many qualities that we should instill in our children, but for me, honesty is one of the most important.




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