MOPS, if you don’t know, stands for Mothers of PreschoolerS. Groups of moms with young children meet all over the country to chat, craft, and remember that they are not alone. I would not have made it to potty training without them.
One of the things the ladies of my MOPS group taught me was the importance of saying thank you. It may be belated, but that doesn’t diminish my gratitude.
As I shared yesterday, I became a stay at home mom when my oldest son turned two. My younger son was a mere eight months old (24 -16 = 8). It was the start of summer, and I quickly discovered that all the activities and clubs and support for moms with littles was a school-year kind of thing.
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