Growing a person is a miracle and superpower in an of itself. Delivering that person (or persons) is also HUGE (I mean really- have you ever been through it? Or have you watched it? Its amazing)
Moms also make milk that is the perfect food. It is specially formulated for the age the baby (or toddler) is. It changes according to the time of day, what illnesses you (and child) have been exposed to, it takes on the flavors of the food mama ate so baby can be exposed to different flavors.
The whole lactation thing is amazing.
Moms often have a "mama gut" I can tell when my kids are sick and when it is more than just a cold. Something just seems off. My kids get a 'sick smell' I swear, there is a definite smell when my kids are sick. I can also tell if my kids are really injured or if everything will be fine.
I do lack x-ray vision. The other day, Pixie was feeding the horses apples. One of the horses accidentally bit her. She screamed and cried so much! The poor horse felt so sorry! He was really upset.
After cleaning out the owie out- she still wasn't calming down the way I would normally expect her too. This is the child who didn't cry when she got stitches in her head after running into the table. I tried to convince myself it was just the first time she had ever been hurt by an animal and she was really upset. A little voice in my head was needling me that something was just off. We went to the ER to be safe. I called B and told him what was happening. He asked "Is it broken?". WHY WOULD HE ASK THAT? I mean really. Her bone was still inside her skin... there was no obvious deformity--- it just was not quite right.
I took 5 kids to the ER alone and after an incredibly brief visit- we were on the way home. Pixie had a small chip in her bone.
Another super power I have is knowing the location of almost everything. No one looks for things- they just ask me... "Mama have you seen xyz?" most of the time I can give a very detailed description of its location. Sometimes I can't there are 5 kids and one of me. The odds are never in my favor.
What super powers does the mama have in your house?
Mom Superpowers
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
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4 year old,
attachment parenting,
barn,
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