Last month we hit some major milestones that added to this feeling. Our Lincoln had his baptism. I remember when we had him, thinking forward to that day and thinking just how far away it seemed (I also remember thinking that when he turned 8, I would be 30 and that was NEVER gonna happen). However, time inevitably passes, and witnessing my son, so excited to be baptized and become a member of the church was something I can't put into words. I'm so proud of him!
The following day, we then blessed our little miracle. After three boys, it was pretty awesome to dress her up in a beautiful, frilly, white dress! Being the last one, I feel like she is in everyway, the cherry on top of our family. Already she has blessed our lives so much and I get teary eyed just looking at her smile back at me (yes, I'm a big ol' baby, I know).
So, now I feel like we're hitting stage 2 in this parenting journey. Instead of waddling around with a big, preggo belly, I'm going to be driving the boys to scout activites and sports events. In the next few years, we can start planning vacations that won't revolve around either being pregnant or having an infant to worry about. This makes me both very sad and really excited. I want to enjoy every moment of my baby girl, and already it's going by too stinkin' fast, but with the bitterness of saying goodbye to those infant days, comes the thrill of all the adventures that lie ahead.
So, now I feel like we're hitting stage 2 in this parenting journey. Instead of waddling around with a big, preggo belly, I'm going to be driving the boys to scout activites and sports events. In the next few years, we can start planning vacations that won't revolve around either being pregnant or having an infant to worry about. This makes me both very sad and really excited. I want to enjoy every moment of my baby girl, and already it's going by too stinkin' fast, but with the bitterness of saying goodbye to those infant days, comes the thrill of all the adventures that lie ahead.
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