My 3-year-old says the quintessential Singaporean particle — lah — in the most adorable way. Tugs at my heartstrings like no other. I will miss it when she grows up.
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My 3-year-old says the quintessential Singaporean particle — lah — in the most adorable way. Tugs at my heartstrings like no other. I will miss it when she grows up.
The baby stage where emotions are sincere and intense expressions and words are just babbled.
thanks for the wry smile on my face
They are programed to gain your empathy and support, as they should be- but then, wait till the teenage years, and beyond!
and thanks for pulling me down to earth
I don’t have waaaahhh
do you hope to be a father?
There’s no replacing how cute those early voices are.
yes I need to summon more strength to record her lah utterances. I wanna do so but always feel too tired from life haha
You really should before it’s too late. Some of these memories fade faster than you’d expect.
Roger, mate!
thx for the nudge
maybe you'll find new adorable things about them when they get older. that feel just the same. i'm still learning about mine though
ah good point
I'm reaching the stage where they stop wanting to hold your hand (well, also I guess they just don't need it as much). Probably gonna miss that reaching out for my hand move.
I relate
one of the things I enjoy about parenting is feeling the difference in the sensation of handholding. my elder son typically on my left and my feisty daughter on the right