Someone likes to pretend she’s asleep in the car when we get home.
Someone likes to be carried up to bed.
Someone thinks Dad can’t tell she’s faking.
Someone thinks she’s a pretty good faker.
But Dad knows.
He knows she gets heavier every time.
He knows any day now she won’t want to be carried anymore.
Dad plays along and carries her, heavy, up all those stairs.
Every step, he wonders if this is the last time he’ll get to carry his tiny girl.
She feels like she’s getting away with it.
He feels her getting away.
Reblogged this on Cristian Mihai.
Too late with my kids but with the grandson? Never thought of it from this perspective of “soon it will be the last time for this…” Good post, revealing something important. Hug whoever is yours!
So much hugging! Thank you.
We need more dads like you in this world. Keep up the good work!!!
Thank you.
yep they grow too fast. Enjoy the days you can carry her
They grow up so fast! Thank you for your comment. I’m trying to enjoy them all every day!
I read this over and over trying to remember what it felt like to carry my little faker the last time. I can’t remember. Was she six? Seven? Now she’s 25 and thank goodness she’s a toucher and a hugger. I can close my eyes and remember what she felt like when she was just a little faker.
Luckily, my faker is just now coming into a Daddy Phase where she likes me more because she’s big enough to wrestle and be goofy with me. And those things will never go away.
This is gorgeous. ☺️