Hey baby!

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So after another long sabbatical (this time for a valid reason..I promise!), I’m back yet again. With a bang! Yes, that’s right… With a loud BANG I want to announce happily and proudly to the world that I’ve become a ‘Mommy’ to a beautiful little baby girl! We feel immensely blessed and eternally grateful to God for bestowing us with such a precious and priceless gift ever.


It is the most wonderful feeling on this earth, to be a mother, as I’m sure all the beautiful moms would nod their heads in agreement. Earlier, even before I was married, whenever I pictured myself with my child somehow I always pictured a baby girl. So I guess my subconscious mind already knew that it would be a girl though everyone who saw me during my pregnancy betted their life on that I was going to have a baby boy! And boy! were they wrong (much to my relief!). Not that I don’t like baby boys, its just that I love baby girls much more. For multiple reasons; they are super cute and adorable, its so much fun to dress them up when they grow up, you have a best friend for life in your daughter and some more. (If I ever had another child and if it turns out to be a boy then I’m sure I’m gonna have a hard time explaining this to him, if he’s inopportune enough to lay his eyes on this post ever! :P)

Its been almost two months now since the little angel came into our lives and brightened our days. Nights are a different story though. For someone who needed a 9-10 hours of sleep daily (including the afternoon naps) or else would be found in a state of dishevel if deprived of sleep anything less than the stated hours, it was a substantial transformation to get acquainted with sleepless nights and groggy mornings. But as they say, u gain some u lose some. And here the gain is much much more than the loss! Being a mother teaches you a lot of things and I’ve just begun the journey of learning and anticipating many a tender, loving and heartwarming in addition to intermittently frustrating, trying and insane experiences along the journey.  And apparently, I have a feeling that you will be seeing a lot many posts related to this enchanting journey from now on. So stay tuned! :)

Comments

  1. A day in the life of a MOMJuly 16, 2012 at 1:28 AM

    Congratulations once again and sending lots of love, patience and good wishes your way as you embark on the lifetime journey of being a parent!

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  2. UnknownJune 2, 2014 at 8:48 PM

    wonderful .......NEHA

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