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Some thoughts

 
I have a favorite photographer in Ireland (Rinkadink Studios) and this morning she posted a picture of herself with her son.  She talks about how she wasn't loving her hair that day and how she felt fat - but she says that all the smiles and happiness make up for all that. I have been thinking about this all summer! I have blogged about it before, but I think it is wonderful coming from a photographer from a picture she was in! I have had so many mom's tell me they will book a session when they have lost that last 5 pounds, they never have. Your kids are only this age once and if you wait until you have lost such and such weight, your kids will have moved on (because that's what the little buggers do!) I have a few mom's that know this and I celebrate them to the moon and back! Even though they are uncomfortable, they know that this is important to do now! These times - whether it be babyhood, toddlerhood, that big middle kidhood or teenagehood, these times are not permanent and will be gone as quick as you make dinner. When your kids are losing teeth and there's that gaggle toothed smile - it will be gone in a month and when you see that picture you took at the zoo wishing they had more teeth years from now, you will wish you had taken more. Because it is adorable! And if you happen to be in that picture, your heart will melt. And you will wish you had taken more. Because it is adorable!
 
Janine, from Rinkadink, said it best, "Give your kid the gift of the happiest moment with his mum, to make him feel safe and secure and LOVED every time he sees it. Get in the damn pictures!!"
 
And so, I share a few of me and my kiddos (and one with my marvelous husband, the photo bomber.)  I could point out all the things I don't like.  Instead,  I will say that I love my kiddos and am glad I have these pictures! 

 
 
 
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