Kaias eyes...
Tonight I went in my daughters room and just watched her sleep. I thought about who she looks like more. Me or her dad? I ended up deciding she looked like us both. But most importantly she looks like herself,she looks Kaia. I can very faintly see the beginnings of the little girl she's going to be and later the strong woman I hope she will be.
I can see her losing her baby look. Her cheekbones are just a little bit more pronounced her jaw a little more firm, her face more expressive with emotion. Her eyes are what get me the most though. They are alive with understanding and communication. It's as if a light bulb went off in her head and suddenly she made that transition from that little baby who didn't quite get what was going on and was content to be in her own little world to that toddler/child who needs to know more and to quickly learn everything there is in the world. She understands everything now. And is starting to be able to communicate that. While her speech is still developing people may not think so but I see it in her eyes, that look of wonder and accomplishment as she triumphantly figures out one thing after another. The look of independence while she runs around or spins in circles. They aren't a baby's eyes anymore, they are a child's eyes.
It makes me wonder..if she already seems like she's growing up to fast to me now when she's only 14 months old. What will I think when she's 5?? Or 10??
I can see her losing her baby look. Her cheekbones are just a little bit more pronounced her jaw a little more firm, her face more expressive with emotion. Her eyes are what get me the most though. They are alive with understanding and communication. It's as if a light bulb went off in her head and suddenly she made that transition from that little baby who didn't quite get what was going on and was content to be in her own little world to that toddler/child who needs to know more and to quickly learn everything there is in the world. She understands everything now. And is starting to be able to communicate that. While her speech is still developing people may not think so but I see it in her eyes, that look of wonder and accomplishment as she triumphantly figures out one thing after another. The look of independence while she runs around or spins in circles. They aren't a baby's eyes anymore, they are a child's eyes.
It makes me wonder..if she already seems like she's growing up to fast to me now when she's only 14 months old. What will I think when she's 5?? Or 10??