What makes a house a home?
and I was shocked at some of the answers, some were materialist others were really good answers...and others?..well they were what I call deep, or meaningful. And of course I began to think what is "home" for me...and then I began to wonder what is a home for a child?
As a mother, and as all mothers...we make a house a home...I make sure David is showered in love, patience, hugs, and cuddles. Mistakes are ok, we learn from them. Little hearts mean more to me than making sure a room and everything is perfect all the time- it isn't a sign of child being there if there isn't a mess somewhere sometime.
If something gets broken- it's ok....it means more that their heart is one piece.
If someone wants all my attention - it's a joy because some day they won't.
If someone wants to held- I rejoice, because some day I won't be able to hold them.
If someone is being bad- it is the greatest opportunity, not to get mad because they're not acting "right" but a chance to teach them and explain how we should act and tell them the kind of way we should talk to each other.
Sometimes, we should learn that saying, "Let's say this instead" OR "Let's play with this instead", OR "Let's not do that"...is far better than saying a million "NO's" all day long. And realizing a gentle, patient, kind mama that teaches and loves...is always better than a threatening, harsh disciplinarian that breaks the very spirit of their kids...
Don't just live life and let each day pass by...make your house, room , apartment...a home. A home is any place you fill with love, care and a little cozy all around.
So as you can see....for a child, I really doubt a one or two story building, nicely decorated, house is really a home...what makes your house, your HOME?
Don't just live life and let each day pass by...make your house, room , apartment...a home. A home is any place you fill with love, care and a little cozy all around.