Wednesday, April 19, 2006

Ten Great Things About Babies

1. They smell so clean.

2. They have cute little pudgy hands.

3. They smile when they pass wind.

4. Their skin is the softest thing you will ever feel in your life.

5. They can be so relaxed that you have to keep checking they're breathing.

6. You see yourself in another human being.

7. They are infinitely cuddle-able.

8. They make fantastic snuffle-wuffle snonking noises.

9. They look at you like they Know Things.

10. No-one else will ever need you as much as they do.

8 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:13 pm

    11. They allow you to write posts such as this, which are ab fab bcs they mean you have one.

    Smooch!
    Lioness

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  2. Anonymous10:59 pm

    Even me who can't stand babies [shhhhh don't tell mine ;-)] found myself reminising with this list.

    For the first time in Dude's 8 months I had him minded yesterday so I could Get Stuff Done. After 4 hours without him, when I went back to collect him, I was struck by how that 'new baby' smell had returned. The smell had never actually left, but because we were together all the time I hadn't really noticed it too much.

    I learned something from this - always stop and smell the roses but most importantly, plant that new baby smell in your memory because it may be gone before you even know it!

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  3. I want my baby out so I can experience all that!

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  4. Anonymous12:14 pm

    12. They let you smooch them over and over and over again without pushing you out the way :)

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  5. Anonymous12:50 pm

    You COWWWW!!! How DARE you make me cry two posts in a row.

    sniff.

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  6. Point 6 was really cute. :)

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  7. You've brought me to tears and you are so very right.

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  8. Jacqueline2:46 am

    Even me who can't stand babies [shhhhh don't tell mine ;-)] found myself reminising with this list.

    For the first time in Dude's 8 months I had him minded yesterday so I could Get Stuff Done. After 4 hours without him, when I went back to collect him, I was struck by how that 'new baby' smell had returned. The smell had never actually left, but because we were together all the time I hadn't really noticed it too much.

    I learned something from this - always stop and smell the roses but most importantly, plant that new baby smell in your memory because it may be gone before you even know it!

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