Thanks. Not that I am biased just because I'm her dad, but my daughter is truly a gorgeous baby. I do mean. Beautiful. Like Gerber baby pretty. I mean everywhere we go, people stop and gawk at her like a tourist attraction. Most babies barely get a second look. Not mine. It's all momma and I can do to go out to dinner and not have a dozen people stop and drool at her. And it's everyone. Women naturally gravitate to her the most, but many guys-hell even preteen boys have stopped dead in their tracks to get a better look at her. The waiting list of teen and preteen girls offering to baby sit her is a mile long. The pictures I posted don't do her justice; they were simply candids of her and the tape decks.
You can tell peoples reaction between the typical "Oh look! It's a baby!" versus "oh my God she is just too adorable and beautiful. Like a little doll" that we always get.
It's absolutely adorable and a source of pride now because she's so young. But if she grows up to be as beautiful as a teenager/young adult as she is now as a baby, I'm in trouble. I'm not letting that girl out of my sight. As it is now, both mom and I are extra guarded around her when in public because a baby as adorable as she is, makes her a potential target, given the sick and sad state of the world today. So while we are always polite and thankful to everyone that comes over and oohs and ahhs at her, one of us is always standing between her and always on full alert. The good news however is we are going to make sure she knows she's as pretty as she is. Instilling that confidence and esteem in her at a young age. That will do wonders for her later and, by intentional design, make her unapproachable to all but only the best of men. She will have that-for lack of a better term-bitchy and high strung attitude-that both parents have-which will keep all the idiots and cheesers far, far away from her, which is what I will want when she's old enough.
, you are truly blessed!