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If I had a magical mirror, a fairy godmother, a golden egg laying goose or a wicked witch in my life, I will not ask for anything else but a wish to slow the time. Or even just a pause would help. Only to take a deep breath and freeze the way my babies are right now.
Before pregnancy people warned me that time would just fly away and that in a blink of an eye they would become adults. Lime is just 7 and Lily is just a toddler and it feels like time has already flown away in an accelerated pace.
Since I do not have a magical mirror or a fairy godmother or even a wicked witch in my life, I’m going to jot down some of the ways I can press the pause button myself.
#1: A magical wish to freeze time
I enjoyed being pregnant. Every morning I loved dressing up and showing my belly to Lemon. I even started a fashion blog on maternity! I did not mind the morning sickness nor the weight I gained. I just loved it all and created two babies.
So to freeze the moments and to enjoy every thing my kids do, I’m going to create journals. 2 journals, one for Lime and the other for Lily to record their crafts, drafts, achievements and of course pictures. Many many pictures.
#2: A magical wish to have more 1:1 times
Oh! There were those days when the little ones were just sticking to my skin. Wouldn’t go to anyone else. No daddy, no paati, no thattha. Only me. Me and them only. I miss those days now. Lily is so naughty and can never sit in one place. And Lime? OMG! What can I say! He can never spend a minute without troubling Lily.
So, Lemon and I are each going to take our own 1:1 times with them to love them, to make our own promises & keep them before they grow. (Of course I will get the maximum 1:1 time. But we will figure it out together!)
#3: A magical wish to be the best friend
Every evening as soon as I start cooking dinner, they both run to their play-kitchen. They bring me cheese, strawberries, French fries, corn, and cup cakes to eat with them. They also bring me toys, dolls, and a variety of other objects to engage me in play. Their face light up when I respond. But sometimes I get irritated and ask them to stop playing with me. Would they listen and stop? NO! One important factor about toddlers is that there is no such thing as too much scolding or too much repetition.
Before long they both will grow up and would not be interested in playing with me. They will have many friends of the same age with whom they will want to have fun. So I’m going to try as often as I can now to play with them.
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