I guess I was, too. Climbing trees. Playing on the railroad tracks. Playing in construction zones. I’m still not a girly-girl, and I’m ok with that! I had 4 children and loved being a mom.
I guess I was, too. Climbing trees. Playing on the railroad tracks. Playing in construction zones. I’m still not a girly-girl, and I’m ok with that! I had 4 children and loved being a mom.
Ditto and mom to 4 boys. Just told my youngest (soon to be 19) yesterday that I love being a mom to my 4 guys and loved playing with my boys...still do! We were at a park and watching a young dad with his little boy, and I mentioned to my son how I sure miss those days which led into talk of hoping for grands :)
I agree, I have two boys and while they aren’t the extreme physical risk taker types, they are still boys and I feel like I am at least not surprised or intimidated by them since I grew up with an older brother and several male cousins. I do sometimes wish I had also had a girl (because I wouldn’t trade my boys for anything so it’d have to have been an additional child) because I was very close to my mom and am close to my sister too and I feel like there are just some things that women relate to differently. But I am sure God meant this for me for a reason ❤️
Hi! I’m mom of five and never foresaw that for myself but I love it. I’m so good at being a homemaker, something I never would have wanted as a young person. These days I’m not girly girl but not too rough … somewhere in the middle. I’ve never tried to influence my kids and they have each chosen various versions of girl and boy … I have three girls and two boys. I am grateful the world has not dragged them off into the lgbtqdelusion. I feel for the parents of children who have bought into that world … my own observations… the more present the parents the less likely the children to fall prey.
We used to play in the houses under construction also…until we were using a 4x4 as a balance beam for gymnastics and one of the neighbor girls fell and put her arm through a plate glass window. That all ended really fast and if any of the neighbors saw us anywhere near one of the new houses, we’d get an earful.
I guess I was, too. Climbing trees. Playing on the railroad tracks. Playing in construction zones. I’m still not a girly-girl, and I’m ok with that! I had 4 children and loved being a mom.
I’m loving 🥰 reading all about these Tomboys . I really enjoyed my childhood as a Tomboy. I think it helped me in being a mother of 3 sons .💙💙💙
Same! Brings back really great memories. Tom Boys rule! ♥️
Indeed!! Same here ❤️
Me too! Grew up with 3 brothers and had 3 sons. I am so glad I am a boy mom!
These stories are TOTALLY uplifting and bring tears to my eyes.
YEsS! I can see that Christine
Ditto and mom to 4 boys. Just told my youngest (soon to be 19) yesterday that I love being a mom to my 4 guys and loved playing with my boys...still do! We were at a park and watching a young dad with his little boy, and I mentioned to my son how I sure miss those days which led into talk of hoping for grands :)
I agree, I have two boys and while they aren’t the extreme physical risk taker types, they are still boys and I feel like I am at least not surprised or intimidated by them since I grew up with an older brother and several male cousins. I do sometimes wish I had also had a girl (because I wouldn’t trade my boys for anything so it’d have to have been an additional child) because I was very close to my mom and am close to my sister too and I feel like there are just some things that women relate to differently. But I am sure God meant this for me for a reason ❤️
Hi! I’m mom of five and never foresaw that for myself but I love it. I’m so good at being a homemaker, something I never would have wanted as a young person. These days I’m not girly girl but not too rough … somewhere in the middle. I’ve never tried to influence my kids and they have each chosen various versions of girl and boy … I have three girls and two boys. I am grateful the world has not dragged them off into the lgbtqdelusion. I feel for the parents of children who have bought into that world … my own observations… the more present the parents the less likely the children to fall prey.
Congratulations! You’re a great mom.
Great observation. I think the parents’ guidance and support is key.
We used to play in the houses under construction also…until we were using a 4x4 as a balance beam for gymnastics and one of the neighbor girls fell and put her arm through a plate glass window. That all ended really fast and if any of the neighbors saw us anywhere near one of the new houses, we’d get an earful.
Oh, yes!! Those were the best!