Thursday, March 1, 2012

Loving Arms

{this is a re-post from last summer - but today I am feeling led to post it again! may it bless someone today!}

He's trying to get his point across, but it is coming out in 2 year old gibberish.
I keep apologizing, over and over, for not being able to understand quite what he wants.
He's frustrated.
I'm frustrated.
And so it starts-going around in circles, trying to figure out the one thing that will calm him down.
Juice? No.
Snack? No.
Movie? No.
Toys? No.
Books? No.
At this point of the screaming, and mumbling, I am ready to throw in the towel and give up. My frustration has hit the point of almost breaking.
It is then, when I have tried all that I can think of to quiet and calm him, that I pick him up and simply just hold him.
And he quiets-little head on my shoulder, arms wrapped around my neck.
My heart is melting. His is no longer breaking.
This is what he wanted. Wrapped in the loving arms of Me! His mama!

Photobucket

Reminds me of when I am at my own breaking point. Trying to make it through and noone seems to understand. When it is just not working out the way I want it to and I am about to give up. It is then that I feel the loving arms of my Heavenly Father wrapped around me ever so gently carrying me through! He was there all along...just like I will always be!

Photobucket
It is God who arms me with strength and makes my way perfect. ~ Psalm 18:32

6 comments:

  1. Were you spying into our home?!?! That's exactly where we're at these days. Trying to figure out the two year old gibberish and everyone being frustrated and confused. This was a good post for me to read this morning. Thanks!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Oh, those toddler twos! Bella is at a similar spot right now - she is trying SO hard and somedays I just don't get it. Asking her to show me generally helps - but not always!

    Hugs to you sweet friend!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Hi Amy Sweetie...
    What a beautiful write this evening. I so enjoyed myself here. I too remember the gibberish of the 2 year olds, we have 8 grand now, and I am still going through some with them. It can be frustrating but those hugs and loves are so worth it, are they not? Your comparison tonight is perfect. Oh how we love to be wrapped in Jesus' love. Thank you, thank you.

    This is the Miracle Weekend makeover. I am one of the hosting sites. For every comment left, Guideposts magazine will pay a dollar, to the next cancer makeover patient. Please stop by and read the story about 9 year old Charlie, and bless me with a comment. Out goal between the 4 or 5 blogs is 5,000. I know we can do it. I would appreciate it, if you pass the word around to as many friends as possible.

    Thank you sweetie for a wonderful post. I love it. Have a glorious weekend. Country hugs from Phoenix, Sherry

    ReplyDelete
  4. Many blessings to you!! Thanks for sharing the love of God and being such an encouragement:)) I found you cause I follow your tweets and saw you are a homeschooler like me..YAY! Love it! I have a 15 month old who is starting the gibberish and it can be frustrating! Love this post great word connection. Now following please come by and see My girls and I at Kingdom First Homeschool.

    Forest Rose

    http://homeschoolmama3.blogspot.com/

    ReplyDelete
  5. I love nannying...because I learn so much about how Papa sees us through interactions with little ones. I can only imagine how much more profound it will be with my own babies!

    ReplyDelete
  6. Good work Article is awosome i like Satta King by the next afternoon I'm chomping at the bit to get back to it.This is very good blogspot theme, where you can find out the best theme and latest designs Very good . Know what you mean. but You know about the Game which is viral soo fast in India play bazaar

    ReplyDelete

I love hearing from my readers! Thanks for stopping by and saying "Hi"!

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Loving Arms

{this is a re-post from last summer - but today I am feeling led to post it again! may it bless someone today!}

He's trying to get his point across, but it is coming out in 2 year old gibberish.
I keep apologizing, over and over, for not being able to understand quite what he wants.
He's frustrated.
I'm frustrated.
And so it starts-going around in circles, trying to figure out the one thing that will calm him down.
Juice? No.
Snack? No.
Movie? No.
Toys? No.
Books? No.
At this point of the screaming, and mumbling, I am ready to throw in the towel and give up. My frustration has hit the point of almost breaking.
It is then, when I have tried all that I can think of to quiet and calm him, that I pick him up and simply just hold him.
And he quiets-little head on my shoulder, arms wrapped around my neck.
My heart is melting. His is no longer breaking.
This is what he wanted. Wrapped in the loving arms of Me! His mama!

Photobucket

Reminds me of when I am at my own breaking point. Trying to make it through and noone seems to understand. When it is just not working out the way I want it to and I am about to give up. It is then that I feel the loving arms of my Heavenly Father wrapped around me ever so gently carrying me through! He was there all along...just like I will always be!

Photobucket
It is God who arms me with strength and makes my way perfect. ~ Psalm 18:32

6 comments:

  1. Were you spying into our home?!?! That's exactly where we're at these days. Trying to figure out the two year old gibberish and everyone being frustrated and confused. This was a good post for me to read this morning. Thanks!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Oh, those toddler twos! Bella is at a similar spot right now - she is trying SO hard and somedays I just don't get it. Asking her to show me generally helps - but not always!

    Hugs to you sweet friend!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Hi Amy Sweetie...
    What a beautiful write this evening. I so enjoyed myself here. I too remember the gibberish of the 2 year olds, we have 8 grand now, and I am still going through some with them. It can be frustrating but those hugs and loves are so worth it, are they not? Your comparison tonight is perfect. Oh how we love to be wrapped in Jesus' love. Thank you, thank you.

    This is the Miracle Weekend makeover. I am one of the hosting sites. For every comment left, Guideposts magazine will pay a dollar, to the next cancer makeover patient. Please stop by and read the story about 9 year old Charlie, and bless me with a comment. Out goal between the 4 or 5 blogs is 5,000. I know we can do it. I would appreciate it, if you pass the word around to as many friends as possible.

    Thank you sweetie for a wonderful post. I love it. Have a glorious weekend. Country hugs from Phoenix, Sherry

    ReplyDelete
  4. Many blessings to you!! Thanks for sharing the love of God and being such an encouragement:)) I found you cause I follow your tweets and saw you are a homeschooler like me..YAY! Love it! I have a 15 month old who is starting the gibberish and it can be frustrating! Love this post great word connection. Now following please come by and see My girls and I at Kingdom First Homeschool.

    Forest Rose

    http://homeschoolmama3.blogspot.com/

    ReplyDelete
  5. I love nannying...because I learn so much about how Papa sees us through interactions with little ones. I can only imagine how much more profound it will be with my own babies!

    ReplyDelete
  6. Good work Article is awosome i like Satta King by the next afternoon I'm chomping at the bit to get back to it.This is very good blogspot theme, where you can find out the best theme and latest designs Very good . Know what you mean. but You know about the Game which is viral soo fast in India play bazaar

    ReplyDelete

I love hearing from my readers! Thanks for stopping by and saying "Hi"!

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...
myfreecopyright.com registered & protected