Miss I gave words to her ambivalence this morning. She first asked me to tell her again what happened to her first mother, and then asked, "Do you think that's sad?" I told her that I do. Very sad. I am sad for her and I am sad for her first mother, who doesn't have the joy of seeing her bloom and grow.
"But are you happy with me?" she asked, deep in thought. I am, I said, and it is okay to feel both things.
She seemed relieved for the moment.
I think it has something to do with our two year anniversary.
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Oh my. Our little ones understand so much at such young ages. *hugs* to both of you.
Yes, hugs indeed, all around. Isn't it stunning what they have words for so young (and so heartbreaking that they are processing so many big emotions, too).
I am still amazed at how much Miss I understands at her young age. I'm glad she's finding the words to express her emotions so that you two can talk about them.
So, I've just posted a picture of one of my 4th of July tutus. Stop by if you’d like to take a look!
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