My 7-month-old baby’s new walker has arrived! - It may be simple walker, but it’s been a huge help for both of us.

Hello to all the amazing moms and dads in this community and around the world!

Another day, another blessing to be thankful for and another experience to share from my motherhood journey.

I just bought my 7 month old baby boy a new walker online, and it was delivered right to our home. As a mother it is less hassle for me to order online because I need to travel all the way to the city for 4 hours to buy new walker and it is difficult when you have a baby. So ordering online was the best option, when I received it, I immediately assembled it myself (with the help of a screwdriver!), and it was pretty easy to set up.

My 7-month-old baby boy is so happy with his new walker! I'm also relieved and happy because now he can move around more freely. His old walker was already too worn out and it was hard to push and couldn’t be adjusted, so he would just stand in one place without being able to move. That walker was used by my niece, who is now 12 years old, so you can imagine how old it was!

With his new walker, my baby can now move around and even though he’s only going backward for now, I know he’ll soon figure out how to move forward. The best part is, while he’s happily moving around, I can finally get things done around the house like cleaning and doing the laundry without needing to carry him on my back the whole time. It’s truly a big help for me as a mom. Even his 5-year-old big brother helps me by watching over. It gives me peace of mind, even if just for a few minutes.

This walker is really a big help for me especially I’m taking care of three kids: a 5-year-old in preschool, a 2-year-old who still acts like a baby, and a 7-month-old. Honestly, there are moments when I cry from exhaustion, wondering how to balance my time, energy, and love for all of them. But even in the hardest times, I always make sure to love and care for each of them equally and wholeheartedly.

Being a mother is truly challenging. It requires strength, patience, and the ability to multitask especially when your children are still young and depend on you for everything. There are moments when I feel like giving up, especially when the baby is crying and I’m overwhelmed. But I let myself cry, take a deep breath, and remind myself that these children are gifts from God. That thought alone helps calm me down and gives me the strength to continue doing my best to raise them with love and care.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read my blog. To all my fellow parents out there you're doing great. Keep going, one step at a time.