Impatience

Good afternoon Mama's and Papa's little bloggers.

First of all note this well, As a servant of the Lord must not quarrel be gentle to all able to teach patience. In some churches this is lacking, sometimes when I give examples to a leader how I would expound on the scripture, some sit there and tallk and come out with "she make them tarry too long". I don't understand some people because most of you homeowners tarry long over your mortgage 25 years and many of you remortgage your property and University Graduates tarry long over the UNI FEE they have to pay back. So I don't understand why some churches get all uppety!.

Maybe patience maybe a gift I have, whether it is a gift or not it is something all Christians need to excercise.

Parents with young children may often cut corners, if you have a large family then I don't scold you for cutting corners around the breakfast table; i.e stacking up on boxes of cereals rather than tins of bake beans and fish fingers, or burgers and doing a cooked breakfast for the kids before you send the kids off to school.

Sometimes cutting corners may lead ta consequences if you don't teach your toddlers properly. One of the things I used to get pulled up on often is "when I am eating" I have a tendency to scoff food in my mouth and not chew my food slowly and let it digest properly and just get up from the dinner table and leave. I am sure many of us do this, its a bad habit and sometimes these habits are difficult to change especially if you are so use to do things a certain way. Or talking when there is food in my mouth. A family member always pulls me up on this "don't talk why you have food in your mouth". I have quite a few bad habits and I am sure many of us do.

'It's the little habits that spoil a nice playground". Children can be very funny especially when you are training them to stop doing certain things, but the earlier you start your children the more beneficial and easier it becomes forming a good habit. Normally they say it takes 28 days to form a habit 4 weeks, I don't know whether this is a rule for adults or a general rule.

Being Patient is the key to helping your child to grow and develop into healthy children.