My little love
I remember once, before I had children, watching mothers adoring their messy faced little babies and thinking, “Eeeew, I’m never going to kiss my baby’s slobber, or pick boogers out of my babies nose.”
I bet you mother’s are laughing at me.
Because you know I love to get drooled on now, or that I just can’t leave my helpless baby sucking a dangling booger in and out of her nose over and over.
She’s staring at me right now from her bouncy seat, spit bubbles dripping down her chin. She’s been practicing spitting for a week now and I can’t get enough of it.
I love her so very much.
I love the way a smile at momma involves an arched back, kicking legs and flailing arms, all done simultaneously.
I love how her nose crinkles up when she yawns.
I love kissing her super soft, chubby (and even slobbery) cheeks.
I love how when hungry, she ravenously latches onto whatever part of me she can. She actually gave me a hickey on my chin. I only let her suck on it for like a minute. First hickey I ever got too.
I love how she doesn’t quite know what to do when I zurbit her tummy. Her eyes get wide and she grunts loudly. It’s almost a laugh but not quite.
I love watching her try to interact with her daddy and brothers.
I love everything about this precious, god given, little person who I am to take care of.
It is almost overwhelming to know I have been entrusted with 3 precious, heaven sent souls, but at the same time it’s great motivation to do the job right.
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She’s a cutie pie! Girls are different, don’t you think?
Well, it’s a bit hard to tell as of yet, but all my kids have been very different from one another. She is certainly the most high maintenance at this point. She wants to be held and interacted with constantly. But I love to do it so it’s all good.
This is a very sweet post. Children really change the way we think we’ll do things.
I just found your little spot while reading comments at Jewels’ blog. Such a haven and so sweet! I especially loved this post…I have a just 6 month old darling little man, that drools, spits, snots, “kisses”, babbles and shrieks…oh and tries to nurse the daylights out of my chin and nose:-) He too, loves to interact with Daddy and his two Sisters. I’m absolutely in love.
So, I know how you feel:-)
Be by again soon…
Sommer
She is darling!