Funny, exciting and annoying moments contest
Funny, exciting and annoying moments contest
Greetings to you all dear steemians in the Steem Kids and Parents Community and the Steemit blockchain at large. Nice being onboard this moving train of sharing the funny, exciting and annoying moments in the family especially as it relates to kids daily upbringing.
Kids as we know are wonderful set of humans that the giver of life has created with distinct characteristics that makes the home a different field of play once they are there. Having become a father, I can now relates more with the changes that comes with funny, exciting and annoying moments in the family, hence I will be sharing a bit of the moments.
| Funny and annoying moments |
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One of the funny and annoying moments is when my boy and the grandmother were putting up a show in the morning during the massaging process. At first the grandma trust to make him feel at home when he was place on the ground to begin the massaging. But the moment the native chalk (ndom) was applied on him and the massaging commence, the boy started displaying some form of resistance gestures and cry uncontrollably. Trust grandma, they don't mind the cry, the massaging have to continue. To me, I felt sorry for him as he cry and it appears not to be funny, but I took solace in the fact that at the end it will be good for his build up.
| Most Annoying moment |
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The most annoying moments for me is the night hours. Most times he sleeps in the day time but at night he stays awake and this situation is cause by the usual stomach pain and crippling pain children have. You can imagine carrying him in your hands and dancing around the house just to provide him with soothing relief so that he can sleep. Such times are very annoying with sleep welling up in your eyes.
| Exciting moments |
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The exciting moments is when he is done with his bathing and breastfeeding. At these times, you watch him sleeping defenselessly as if there is no bones in him. I wish all the times is like this!
| Conclusion |
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Child's care and upbringing is really a great and wonderful moment to relate with which can never be bought with money. As the child grows up the moments changes in relation to their ages. If you ask me, it's really a wonderful experiences one should not miss!
I appreciate @steemkidss for putting up this contest in order for steemians to share their funny, exciting and annoying moments in relation to children behavior at home.
I am please to invite @bela90, @manuelhooks, @emmajah, @patjewell, @m-fdo and @udyliciouz to take part in this contest.
| 25% to | @null |
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| 10% to | @steemkidss |
| Steemian | @oasiskp |
| Location | Uyo, Akwa Ibom |
| Device | Huawei Y19 |
Massaging is not easy even though his a baby, pains no be here oo, the only thing is that he will enjoy his sleep very well.
Staying in the night is normally to all parents, don't worry, very soon you will even be excited to be awake, the good thing is the characters the baby is displaying is what give Joy and excitement to parents.
Shoo, staying late is not funny oo, in fact those tantrums characters are annoying. Thanks for stopping by.
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Welcome to the club. As a seasoned member of the club, adorned with two beautiful shiny medals, and four years into this journey with many more ahead. I can assure you my siniour colleagues welcomed me with similar words, confirming that we all traversed the same path, navigating the highs and lows of fatherhood: the joy, stress, jealousy, excitment, confusion and unparalleled happiness.
As you embark on this transformative adventure, you will soon master its evolving challenges, well sandwiched between moments of joy and fulfilment. Along the way, the word "sacrifice" will take up a whole new dimension and meaning, deepening your appreciation for your own parents.
Always remember, you are not alone. We are all in this together. Welcome and keep up.
Wao, this is really an encapsulating epistle, well appreciated and informative. I appreciate my parents role in my upbringing. Nice to have you as senior colleagues to run to for bail out, thanks a lot.