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You can call me, Mum.

Monumento a la Madre in Mexico City. The inscription translates as: "To her who loves us before she meets us."
Sophia Ailee and Mummy Reg

It's been two happy months when I had my Sophia Ailee. So rewarding. So fulfilling. And now, she's almost 3 months. She's getting plump like a tomato and face like a siopao (its a Chinese delicacy and best paired with Chinese style noodles, mami as we call it here in the Philippines). She can already roll at her side all by herself, giggles, smiles, and laugh when she wakes up and when getting sleepy. From time to time, when her mood hits her, she holds her bottle like this...

Every hour, every minute, everything  is a bliss. Unexplainable euphoria that engulfs me (big words ugh!) when I see her giggles, wiggling hands and feet, and smiling eyes and lips. Well I guess that's being a mom. You'll love your kid from inside your tummy and when he's finally out. :) Your love will go a long, long way.

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