Little Jason noticed the back of the Taekwando uniforms. “A cross, Mommy!”
I had never really paid that much attention, but sure enough there is a cross on the back. “What do you know about the cross?” I asked him.
“Jesus,” he replied.
“That’s right!” I exclaimed. “What do you know about Jesus and the cross?”
“Jesus died on the cross.”
I was so surprised by his answers. Of course he has heard this before, but it surprised me that he was able to tell me about it on his own. He is just barely three years old! I continue to be amazed by the things they can learn at such a young age. Of course he doesn’t understand the concept the way I do, but we are building a foundation!
I’m linked to Homemaking Linkup, A Holy Experience, Hear it on Sunday, Use it on Monday and Training Happy Hearts.
How sweet! I know the satisfaction I feel when I watch my children pray, it is a reward for all the hard work of raising children. Good job, Mommy!
an excellent foundation!!
So cute! I’m a new follower via gfc. Found you thru itsthelittlethings blog. Your blog is great! If you’d like to follow mr , I am at http://www.the-mommyhood-chronicles.com. Have a great day!
Oh wonderful! They are so impressionable. That’s why it’s so important to start teaching them…in my opinion…from birth.
Wonderful. You really can’t start too young, that’s for sure!
I love the innocent understanding of a child that age! Way to go mom and dad!
How sweet!
Love this, and love that you are building a good foundation!
Thank you for linking up at Training Happy Hearts! I just LOVE little stories like this. They are so very encouraging!
Aww how cute 🙂
Your kiddos are absolutely adorable!! I love your header…
They are so absorbent at this age!
How exciting!
Well done my friend, well done! It IS surprising sometimes to find that the teaching is indeed sinking in a bit, isn’t it?
Thanks for linking up with Hear It, Use It at Graceful!
What a sweet post! Way to go, Mom!
Out of the mouths of babes…we need to see life through their eyes, then maybe we’d see Jesus everywhere they way they do.