| Cut it out, Mom. You're embarrassing me. |
She's growing so fast now; it's blowing my mind. I had to move her up to size 18 month jammies this week. *tear*
| Though she is swimming in them. Swimming in jammies makes you tired. Growing is hard. |
Every morning she wakes up and makes new sounds. Her babbling has taken on actual inflection, and she is a master of mimicry.
| She's perfected tongue-clicking, and she thinks it's hilarious. I do, too. |
She's such a happy little thing. A ham and a half. She claps, dances, waves and gives a mean high-five.
| That goofy, toothy grin. Where did my baby go? |
Lately, she's begun to snuggle with us on purpose. Tiny, wrinkly babies are wonderful, and they smell good and they're squishy and sweet. But there's something about an almost-toddler who comes over to put her head on your chest for a quick cuddle, just because. I know that the challenges will become more complex in the coming years, but those tiny moments of baby-love have me thinking that maybe, somehow, it's worth it.
Then again, the meltdowns at every diaper change have me thinking...not so much. Give me my baby back!
| Breaking my heart, this one. |
Sigh. I've got a birthday cake to bake.
Oh I totally know what you mean about the toddler-cuddles! Kate has been doing that lately and it's just absolutely heartwarming. But, yes. The diaper struggles. Oh my.
ReplyDeleteoh yes oh yes!!!! cuddles - and diaper melt downs! Why do you live so far away!
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