Loving Our Baby
It’s hard to find the words to describe what it is like being
parents. Now we only have one child but who knows what
God has planned for the future. We love our daughter very
much. To think about how much God loved us to sacrifice
his son’s life to save us. A love that strong is of
great magnitude. We love our daughter with every part of
our being and we would give anything to make her happy
and make sure she has the best life within our means.
It melts our heart to see her smile and brings joy to our day
when we can comfort and provide for her when she is hurt.
Everything she does is precious and truly a blessing from
God. Her presence gives us energy and it is hard to imagine
that she could ever do any wrong. It is surreal to live in
the moment and experience the product of our creation.
We look forward to watching her grow everyday
and making every day special for her.
Our daughter can only represent a portion of what makes
being a parent the best thing ever.
Without the support of family and friends, we do not know
where we would be. What is very special, is that many of
our close friends and family members are either expecting
or have recently had a child. Our children will get the
opportunity to know each other and hopefully become
lifelong friends like their parents. It is also special because
we can share and grow in this experience together. We are
grateful for everyone who has played a part in the
nurturing and growing of our
family.
As parents, we look forward to the opportunity to
guide and be a model of great character and etiquette. A
responsibility that we would never take lightly. An
experience that has taught us patience, understanding, the
importance of listening, and most importantly what it truly
means to love. The best part about being parents, is that it
has helped us to become better people and we get the
chance to help our children be even better.
Got baby fever???
Learn about our journey from pregnancy until now through the blog posts below. Babies change your life….for real but for the good!
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