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The sweetest sounds
Monday, January 19, 2009

The sweetest sounds. You know the ones you will cherish when your kids are old and grown. This morning, I am savoring the sound of Avery playing in her crib while she is waking up. She has been asleep for 12 hours straight and is cooing. That sound after 12 hours of not eating from a baby who could eat every 2 hours during the day is so amazing to me! Now, the second I pick her up she will be doing gymnastics trying to get me to feed her. But right now, she is cooing and unknown to her, I am lovingly listening. Feel free to comment with sounds your cherish!