Child like Excitement

 it's true what people said that when you have children around and you Are lucky enough to interact with them then your heart also fills with the excitement that they have for every thing that they do.


So we had planned our Andaman's trip three months back and today is the day of travel. 

And just since the past 10 days my son started experiencing a lot of excitement about the trip since he will be going to the beaches and playing in the sand.

Earlier I was not very keen and happy about going in the trip since this is a big family trip that we are doing but since these 10 days the excitement that he's having is spreading so much of positivity that today when we have to leave late at night I am super excited.

And to add the excitement my three months old is the little darling is also there so yes it's an added excitement.

With him every experience seems to feel so fresh as he gets surprised with every think that life has to unfold for him and a lot of gratitude to God that I am a stay at home parent and could give my time to him , spend my time with him and experience all that life has to offer to us.

The excitement started from the moment we started our packing and he got his little cute suitcase saying okay let's start packing and every day when he comes from school he ask how many days are left now to Andamans.

Oh believe me the excitement and the sparkle in his eyes makes and fills me with so much of joy that wow in this life time I can experience that childlike joy of experiencing new things with him by my side.


Sach hi kaha hai kisi ne - bachpan jee lete hai fir se hum bachho ke saath.

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