My Darling Sitting Up! |
Tonight at 9PM my daughter will be 6 months old. And this morning she tasted the first spoon of food in her life. Her mother and grandmother excitedly enjoyed feeding her, I missed the moment. But this afternoon I watched her during her lunch. She got irritated when her mom took forever in preparation; she was screaming and licking her lips as she saw the bowl coming. Surprisingly she cleaned it thoroughly and was ready for more. She has been hungry for last six months. We fought the temptation of feeding her for so long. My mother tells me that I was fed the very day I was born. It’s our achievement that we could hold on so far.
There were a few exceptions we had to give ourselves; we used diaper in the first week, we has to give her pcm often, we put her in the walker when she was five months and we already started carrying her on our backs. There is right time for everything, but the right time depends on whom you are listening to. So often we decided when the right time is. Of course we would have avoided the medications but there was some unfortunate period in my darling’s life; she was ill and suffering from fever and pain in her neck, which is when we couldn’t help. I thank the doctors in Bajo BHU and JDWNRH and most of all my doctor friend on Facebook, Dr. S. Pradhan.
Today, as my daughter becomes half a year old I am happy to have my mother with me. My mother watches her granddaughter speeding around the room in walker and unscrewing whatever gets into her way. She makes different sounds in different moods and won’t leave us bored. She can already recognize her mom, father, brother Jigme and uncle Samten. She will remain silent if someone other than us picks her up, then if she is no released soon she will cry, but to my pleasure she doesn’t mind my mother.
My Sleeping Child! |
hiii
ReplyDeletei appreciate the way u keep record of every small thing of ur daugher. how i wish i cud do that.
keep up ur good work.
btw, u can give her vegetables......:P
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteJitsi, thank you for Letting me know that I can give her vegetables, but what about English Literature? lol
ReplyDeleteThank you for the appreciation, I need it!
Wow, really nice. It is so wonderful to see a caring and loving father in you, which I am getting to feel only now. And I am really pleased by the progress your baby is making. Congratulations. Same goes to Kezang, her dear mother and her grandma.
ReplyDeleteNice, nice. I won't be surprised if I find you telling her wonderful stories already. Keep it up. Feeding her evergreen Literature will start before you know it. Although you can't wait, there is time for everything, as you know well.