Bath time is FUNNNNN!



Splish splashhhh....




Some smiles in between the splashes for mommy...



More Splashy splashhhh...


BATH TIME - brings on a smile to my lil one's face...always!!!!:)Every night before bed time,we have our daily routine - bath,cuddles,bottle and then blissful sleep!Yathaarth completely chills out and this is the time when I really get to realx too,watching him play with water and his toys...STRESS BUSTER for mommy and the Prince!




The above picture is after one such 'bath time' session.Yathaarth ready to call it a day!!:))

Comments

  1. Sitha HariJuly 19, 2010 at 9:55 PM

    nice pics,

    drop in sometime at my blog:
    http://growingwithgauri.blogspot.com/

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnuJuly 21, 2010 at 3:40 AM

    Thank you...am following your page..your daughter is beautiful!:)

    ReplyDelete
  3. SabiJuly 21, 2010 at 4:58 AM

    So cute baby u have. wish God blessing for the cute baby.
    Work From Home India

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Some random things about Yathaarth.

Image
Here are some things about my son and I find it funny and queer at times.Nevertheless all these make my son,the prettiest baby ever. 1.Yathaarth HATES pacifiers.Period.I first introduced the pacifier when he was about 2 weeks old.He spat it out.I tried a month later(a different one this time around)-He spat it out.I kept trying on and off - same result.Last month when I was cleaning his storage space,he found the pacifier,played around with it and when he realized it was a pacifier - Well,he SPAT IT OUT! 2.Yathaarth is a people's person.He loves to be around with people(Known faces strangers just anyone).He loves cooing and babbling to them.He loves smiling at people.He just loves people. 3.Yathaarth was always a 'talker'.He started his baby jargon at around 2 months of age.I found this very very scary at times(paranoid me) 4.Yathaarth loves to stretch his arms wide when we take him on walks(when someone is carrying him)he loves to feel the textures of the surfaces his hand...
Read more

A letter

Found this in the drafts - publishing it now:) Hey there lil soldier! After you were born,I never wrote a single letter to you.I did have the urge to,many many times,but never did.So finally,today as you you sleep peacefully in your cot,hugging your blankie tight,I am going to try my best to spill out all those overflowing emotions and love and find the right words to do that. I think I would mentioned a gazillion times as to how much you have changed our lives forever,I think you will be hearing that pretty much a lot.Dad and I still think it all like a dream,a very very beautiful dream,especially when you lay between us on our bed,yapping away to glory or as you sit quietly on my lap as we drive,sometimes listening to what dad and I speak or sometimes answering back,with a lot of BAAAAAAAAAAA'S.It is at moments like these,that your dad and I share a quick smile and WONDER.Wonder in pure awe. You were a blessed child from the moment you were born.You never fussed or cried...
Read more

The Golden Title

Image
Those pretty nights when we cuddle and hug,just before your beautiful eyes close gently with the ecstasy of sleep,those are the moments when you merrily paint my world red with love. A snippet from one such night: Me:Yaddu,are you happy that God gave us you as your mum and appa? Y:Amma,when we were up there with God,He gave us a special machine( dont' miss the sci-fi touch )where we could talk.Its attached to ourtummies.However God never forgets to remove those machines before He puts us into Mummas. Me:( Simply open mouthed)............... Y ( continues.....): So,God said I can go and choose my amma and appa.He took me to a room.Its called the Blue Room.Mamma,its full of very bad appas. Me:( Now simply curious..).I stay quiet though... Y:Then He took me to a red room,and that was full of bad bad mummas. Me:Oh no.What happened next? Y:I was sad,i dint like any of those mummas and pappas. Me: Hmmm Y: God then told me there was beautiful Golden room,with the most golden...
Read more