
How exactly does this happen? You find yourself looking at your child in the months before their birthday, and think, "You are looking older now."
I find myself curious if this is a physiological change in them, or a psychological change in me.
I mean, she's still 6. Until April 21st, she's still 6. But she doesn't LOOK like a 6-yr-old anymore. Especially after her 9-yr-old sister did her hair today.

Sometimes, I miss my baby. Particularly over the last two years, she's morphed into this amazing, adorable, caring little girl. She's no baby, anymore.

It's moments like this where I remind myself, "They don't stay young forever. Capture it while you can!"

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