I am sure enjoying my new identity. And it seems I have a new set of behaviors as well!
- I can spot another grandparent a mile away.
- I am willing to drive clear across town to purchase a pack n play I found on Craigslist.
- My trip around the perimeter of the Tarjay aisles to check on clearance deals now always includes a tour through the baby section to see what’s new. I have a big old drawer dedicated to what I find there (and anywhere else).
- I’ve always chuckled to myself when others brag about how smart their little grandson Wyatt is. But I can honestly tell you that Hadley is very advanced.
- When we visit our kids I now have to be careful not to cruise right past my own daughters to greet that baby with a big kiss. I’ve done it several times already… Yikes.
- It’s complete joy to watch my girls LOVE being aunties…
she is only on the first book in this series for emergent readers.
- Pinterest has morphed into a place to pin children’s books and toddler activities.
- I think about how much fun it would have been to have Facetime with my mom when we lived so far away from her and the girls were little. I act like a complete doofus in front of that computer monitor trying to get Hadley to smile. I have no shame.
- I confess to extreme waves of jealousy over anyone who gets to see her more than I do.
- I have an excuse to put out bunnies and chicks again without any embarrassment.
- I am forever forwarding links to new mommy blog posts to my daughter. “I thought you’d be interested in this step-by-step guide to making a bunting for the baby’s room.” ~or~ “Here’s one about getting your baby to sleep through the night.” I’m sure she rolls her eyes but she always thanks me anyway because she is nice.
- There is nothing like watching the man you love being ‘Papa’.
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You are so blessed. Love little girls! She is a doll.
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