Hi Connie!
You must have a million emotions going on right now!
I am so thankful that you and the mom are on good terms--though I know that doesn't make the situation that much easier when it comes down to it.
Do you still have someone that you can talk to during the next few months? I recently talked with someone in a similar situation, and she remarked that there were tons of services, programs, and help in place for the mom to get her child back (which she was grateful for), but that she felt left in the dark. She said she was extremely thankful the mom was getting back on her feet, but what about herself, her husband, and their child who had become so attached to the baby?
There was not one single person, social worker, program, or anything to help their family adjust to the child going back.
She eventually found someone to talk to. She said it was like a weight lifted off of her shoulders, because she had someone to help and support them during this life changing event.
I wanted to mention this because I believe you said you had found a really nice and helpful person to talk with. Also, if anyone else is in a similar situation, I thought it'd be good to point out how important it can be to have your own support system in place.
On a light note (or should I say headache producing) The terrible two's! Yikes!
What are some of your upcoming projects? Your projects from the house to the floors to the beautiful blankets are so inspiring! You could open up a shop with all of the things that you can make. Are you going to any upcoming fall craft shows?