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8 Ways Moms Are Just Like Their Toddlers
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I never really started to think about how much I am really like my toddlers until recently. I mean, I had three hours in a car, not driving, not texting… just looking, seeing, and thinking.
And it dawned on me, I have so much in common with these little people who run my life day in and day out. I mean, I would assume that the apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree when it comes to parenting kids right?
They mimic our behavior, likes, wants… everything. They are little miniature parrots. But I think as time goes on and they take over our lives, and what we do, and adapt them to their young mentality and lives, we eventually start to mimic them again.
Right?
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KerryB commented on Nov 04 11 at 12:34 pmLet’s see
L: she has my temper, my need to have at least 30 minutes before you even look at me in the morning, my ability to groove, slightly crazy
H: she looks like my twin, smiles like me, laughs like me, is happy like me
they both are sensitive like me and if you wait a second too long to feed they will eat you!
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