Moms Share Their Favorite Firsts for Baby
Watching your little cutie experience something for the first time is one of the true joys of parenthood. We asked some proud mamas to share their favorite firsts. The photos are priceless!
First Laughs
“The first time Lily laughed I was so overwhelmed with love and warmth. It made the lack of sleep, delirium and terror of taking care of a newborn worth it!” - Ana K.
First Trip to the Beach
“We took Tallulah to the beach for the first time once she turned 2 months. She loved the breeze and white noise from the ocean and slept most of the day while we were there.” - Tara M.
First Steps
“Ben took his first steps the day before his first birthday. It was so much fun to see the look on his face when he realized he could do it on his own.” - Kelly K.
First Crawl
“It took Alex a while to actually crawl. For a very long time he would get up on his hands and knees and just rock back and forth like he was going to take off any minute but never would. And then finally one day he just put it all together and took off.”
- Catherine G.
First Solids
“Tony’s first encounter with rice cereal went something like this – confusion, slight disgust, discovery and then delight! It was a hysterical disaster. When your baby first eats solids, get ready to laugh and watch out for the dive bombs for the spoon!”
- Georgia T.
First Haircut
“Jack really took [his first haircut] well; he sat nice and didn’t fuss or fidget too much. I think he was more curious than anything else. The hair dresser was surprised he was so well behaved.”
- Melissa B.
First Teeth
“Both of my girls were 1 when they finally starting getting their teeth. Vivian is starting to get her 1 year molars now [at 22 months]. I guess we’re just a little late.” - Cheryl C.
First Birthday
“For Lucas’s first birthday I remember making 65 cupcakes in different colors to go with the Yo Gabba Gabba theme and driving myself crazy! But it was worth it when I saw him dig into his cake and respond to it being Brobee, his favorite character from the show.” - Chenoa S.
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