AIBU to...

[CherryCheesecake]

Love my 12 week old DD so much. I have just looked in on her sleeping and thought I was going to burst. I'm generally not a soppy person but deary me.

She's a screamer but I love her to pieces!

[MoonlightandRoses]

YABU! - no, not really - congratulations!

[CherryCheesecake]

Thank you

[TheSinglePringleWillicopters]

Congratulations!

I have a 2 year old and now when I see him sleeping I'm happy because he isn't climbing on me and telling me I have a jelly belly

[iloveACK]

YANBU - congratulations

I have 3 boys, 5, 3 & 11 months & feel exactly the same. Think it intensifies as time passes (& I'd never have thought that possible!)

[MrsTerryPratchett]

Congratulations! I just spent a good ten minutes saying over and over to DH, "seriously, look at her, she's so cute, she's like an advert baby, look, look" about 16 mo DD.

[GodisaDJ]

YANBU congratulations

That feeling of 'bursting' doesn't go away,

Im the same as you, not normally all soppy but becoming a mummy has changed me in to a blubbering mess!

DD (8.5months) has just woke because of her teeth (cutting her 4th one) and she's just soo adorable even when upset. We're currently having cuddles whilst the calpol kicks in

[Debsbear]

YANBU to feel this way when they are sleeping Let us know if you still feel the same way when they've just broken something you value or pooed all over your new carpet!! I must admit I could look at all mine, all night when they are sleeping. They just look so innocent and lush, don't they. Why do they need to wake up

[Paiviaso]

Awww :)