My heart melted 🥺

Found this on instagram & It hit me deep. Im going to do this when the time comes because I don’t want my first-born to grow up. It’s happening tooooo fast. 😩 Sometimes I wish they would stay tiny forever. ❣️
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I did this with my son, I held him for at least 30 minutes before we left him at my mother-in-laws so we could go to the hospital the next morning, it didn’t hit me how big he’s gotten until we were released from the hospital two days later.. I actually cried when I held his tiny yet big hand.. time flies by too quickly and it’s so hard to see my little babies grow up

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@Fiona ugh, im not looking forward to the emotions i feel after experiencing this! How did you manage? Any tips on not getting overwhelmed with emotions? 😅 Im going to be so scared to let him out if my arms before i leave for the hospital because even though my son is still small, I’ll see the difference after having his sister!! I feel like I’m going to get so overwhelmed to see that. 🥺❣️

@Nicole I was definitely hard for me to see the difference and how much he’s grown and I cried for a couple days about it.. it makes me sad knowing my babies are growing but there is nothing we can do about it.. just enjoy every waking moment with your little ones because we can never get these moments back

@Fiona so pretty much just go with the flow and let my emotions take place. That is very wise of you to say though. I wish I could go back in time just to see my son a newborn again. Felt like I wasn’t good enough for him and would do it all again with the knowledge i have now. But, i cant blame myself too much either as I was never around or took care of babies and children until I had my own. Cant learn everything over night, is what i kept telling myself. 😅 I appreciate every moment with him more everyday so i will be doing that same this time around, just will have the knowledge i gained with my son. 🤗 Thank you for your lovely wisdom. ❣️

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