Your five year old is a big boy now and doesnt want to give his mamma a kichu.
When he wipes a kichu planted by mamma on his cheek off with a ferocity mamma normally reserves for dirt rings around his neck.
When he refuses to cuddle up while sleeping and doesnt want mamma's hand under his head.
When he wants to do everything 'apne aap'. And shoos mamma out of the bathroom when he is bathing.
When he wants mamma to be around only when he needs the DVD player connected to the television.
When he tells you, mamma, you go to office. Why you staying at home? with all the indignation his little body can summon up.
When he wants to do his homework apne aap, and ends up making a mess of it, and refusing to correct it.
When he asks you, Mamma you will die? In all seriousness. And mamma wonders where that came from. And hastens to reassure him that he's stuck with her for a long long time.
And when he sleeps at night, ensuring he's sleeping apne aap, mamma feels her heart welling up and spilling over at this forced big boyness.
And smiles when he reaches out in his sleep and nestles in closer.
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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mamma should pat her own back on a god job done with the Brat for one! :)
and she knows he needs her more than anything even if he says otherwise!
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abha
Seriously I raised this at Parul's blog as well..what is it with little kids recently and parceling off mom to the 'new home in the skies'? I blame @## Disney and Pixar (and all the single dads there) who are killing off the mommies in their films...it started with Bambi and somehow it is just not ending.
And room service now (post your Goa blog) that is encouraging the 'apne aap sey' stream of consciousness...something tells me the 'site under construction' is a boy and I want him tied to my 'dupatta' strings till he is 14. Look at Abhi and Yuvi, decent kids, tied to Maa in their 30s.
Mama will hold my hand and tell me there's worse to come, apparently.
I was given the royal ignore this morning when His Bhabletness realised I was headed out yet again.
And he nestled against his father and stared at me with huge, sad eyes.
A career doesn't seem to be worth it.
Bah! I wish I could freeze time at age 3. Though I'll probably be singing a different tune when Ayaan has his next nuclear meltdown
Awww..Mumma make another baby??May be a little girl this time ;)
Mamma plant more kichus on the brat at lightening speed :))
Btw, regarding the question on death, Cantaloupe keeps asking the same these days ... did a post on it couple of days back:
http://cutecantaloupe.blogspot.com/2008/10/questions-from-cantaloupe.html
Awww.... this is something I am definitely not looking forward to. Right now Sq is being very kind :).
Abha: right now feel very unwanted...
Aneela: Yup, need to take tips from those mothers. I cant keep anyone tied to my apron strings nor the father nor the son...
Sue: Aww Sue, I can just imagine him. Dont worry. He's going to be proud of his hotshot career woman mom someday.
Ro: I think one and half was the ideal freeze age. With toilet training hopefully.
Mimi: Nah, the clock has clucked..
CA: Crazy isnt it? What is with these kids?
Squiggles Mom: Enjoy it while it lasts.
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