



Another regular part of living outside, for my girls anyway, is getting scraped up. My girls seem to constantly be running into of falling off of something. A perfectly natural part of an adventurous childhood.

This injury came from running a bit faster than her legs could go, poor kiddo. We always try to follow their lead about injuries and don't ever want to stifle their feelings. You won't hear us telling her to "be tough" or "stop crying", it's important that she knows that it's okay to feel whatever she might be feeling and that she doens't have to put on a brave face for anyone. This time she needed a bit to snuggle up and this mama was ready to hold her until she felt okay again. She took about 5 minutes to cry it out with mama and then was right back in the game.
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