I
love sitting her on her play mat for her to interact with her toys and I will
leave her on her own for a bit, when I return I stand ever so quietly behind
her without her realising and these are some of the funniest and proudest
moments I experience. She has learnt that when she tugs at her mat, toys that
are out of reach suddenly become closer for her to take hold of. She is
extremely cheeky, she will begin to whinge, she turns her little head to see if
either Rob or I are there, realises we’re not so continues to play.
I
have laughed each time I have witnessed this.
Today
brought with it a new experience. Swimming.
Sophie
looked more beautiful than ever today, she didn’t have a morning nap as Uncle
Gav was visiting but being the trooper that she is, she was soldiering on. We
waited our turn and then entered the pool.
The
half an hour flew by, we sang songs, glided through the water and jumped up and
down.
Rob
was there to watch. One of the many reasons why I love that he works from home.
Watching
her face as water was splashed over her, as we sang new songs she hadn’t heard
before was the most amazing experience. I had tears in my eyes whilst I was in
the water with her. I was not only witnessing her experience swimming for the
first time, I was experiencing it with her.
She
would look over at the other babies and start giggling as if to say ‘how much
fun is this?!’
My
love grows for her more and more each day and I honestly didn’t think that was
possible. Could it be that for the past seven months my entire journey as a
mother so far has been so surreal I thought I was going to wake up from the
best dream ever and it would all be over?
I
am on one incredible ride and have the most beautiful cherub to thank for that.
Just beautiful Jayne. Seven months? Already!?
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