It was interesting that these two mothers sat together beginning to share experiences they had with their daughters. Their serious-looking faces could reflect that breeding babies could be another branch of knowledge called mother-care.
They talked of the milk-feeding habits, the brand of milk, the number of times of feeding each day, the sleeping habits and the interesting moments (Hayley would smile during her dreams).
Hayley’s father at times looked at his daughter who was fast asleep on the wooden bed provided by the restaurant. That’s father-care.
On the other hand, Jasmine’s father was eating. He added that the milk her daughter drank was tasteless. If he were she, he would not drink it. Meanwhile, his daughter was handed over to the domestic helper who took her to a far corner of the room. Jasmine had been crying for some time because she could not sleep well under the loud voices around her.
Both parents of the baby daughters benefited in the dinner. Hope that in future more sharing can be done through e-mails or Facebook or blog or whatsoever.
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Through the roles of being children, parents and grand-parents, we hope we would be able to understand the love of our Heavenly Father more.
It was a great evening!
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