Babies and Parents

The reunion on leaving the school , the hugs and kisses in the afternoon, when the story at night , the witty phrases that tells you when you play … If you could freeze a moment of the day with your child, what would it be? After reflecting on the answer to this question, I can only say it’s difficult because I would take many, many, I think.

I love to see me check my baby’s arms, which clings to my leg when it comes crawling , which nestles in my arms , which gives me a smile when you change the diaper , which I hear is happy when you wake up and go to see him in his crib … I love hearing him say his first words , strive to secure their first steps , for reading the first line and make your first drawing .

But there are moments that freeze for unique and special. As an example, when I told my son that from now on the pacifier was already just to sleep. So when he awoke, stood up subject to the bar of the crib and when he went looking for him, plaff!, Pulled the pacifier hard and began to dance on the mattress to tell me I was awake and ready to start a new days.

Another time I have frozen in my memory is when we went to the beach , loaded with more stuff than you can imagine. When we finished walking down the runway, sat in the sand and the sand had butterflies in her arms as if to say that there would not budge. As much as you call them to continue walking towards me, no way. So I had to drop all the stuff in the middle of the trail to retrace my steps and pick up my son. When I got to pick, I would pirate your face I melt like butter … as she told how smart he was … Clear if Mom could lead tackle why I could not take him!

But if something would freeze for the rest of eternity is the relationship we have and how much he gives me when I feel that I am the greatest thing for him. He has always had compliments and nice words, loving and charming to his mother, words that have become demonstrations of love, gifts of love and love to see the happiness on my face.