Somehow, I can already tell she loves him back. As soon as he enters a room - as loud and overstimulating as he can be - her eyes widen and she tilts her head until she can see him. She tolerates a whole lot more rough handling than I expected, but only from him.
In a season of motherhood that's just plain exhausting, the blossoming of their little relationship energizes my heart. It broadens my perspective that, oh yeah, they aren't just two tiny people whose needs are so perfectly opposite. One day, they'll be friends.
The best sound in the world is the sound of your children laughing together :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Yes. One hundred times yes. I never knew how much I would adore watching Isaac love Ian, but it brings me SO much joy.
ReplyDeleteMy oldest (a boy) and middle (a girl) are best friends. It is precious and tender. I was afraid that they couldn't be as close as same sex siblings and yet they are. You are right, it makes all the hard worth it.
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