Is there anything more lovely than lying in bed of an early morning and looking across at the most beautiful creature you could wish to lay eyes upon? You watch her breathing – her little chest going up and down – and if you get close enough you can feel her breath exhaling. You want to kiss her but she might wake up. Instead, you stroke her hair gently and she makes a little noise like a kitten.
Your heart is bursting with love for her. She is not yet eleven weeks old… and she was six and a half weeks premature. Yet her arrival was long awaited. If it weren’t for you and your first real love she would not be here.
My tiny granddaughter, Penelope Sweet Pea Pitstop, came onto my bed after her first bottle of the day and I watched her as the sun gained strength and filled my bedroom.
- It’s so tiring after a feed…
- Hey, is this a pillow?
- Lovely and soft…
- Better make the most of it…
- I can’t help falling to sleep…
- Baa, baa, black sheep….
- Can’t help it…
- Yes, I am.
- Dream time…
- Good morning!
- A couple of little lambs.
- But I prefer purple clouds
- Is that you behind the mobile phone?
- I’m tired again…
- Who’s been sleeping in Mummy’s bed?
- I love skin
- Shall we sleep like this?
- Or this?
- Good to see you Dad
- The old days in the incubator
- And the monkey frog
- Do I clash?
- Do I look like Paddington Bear?
- You are my sunshine…
Awwwwh!
So sweet enjoy grandma would have enjoyed seeing pics of her