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Tear to the Eye

I think I'm going to start a new weekly blog post of all of the things that have made me tear up or just plain cry.  There are always so many now, since the little one has come along.  Why not share those touching moments?  Sometimes it's something Baby Girl did, sometimes it's a commercial, sometimes it's sad news.  Whatever it is, I'm going to start sharing!

Tear to the eye:

- This Pamper's Commercial >>
Instant tearjerker.  And then the baby smiles at the end.  Priceless.  Every baby really is a little miracle!

- A Baby Story >> Watching that show totally makes me want to have another baby (as if I hadn't already wanted another one so badly).

- Baby Girl >> Was sitting in my lap and turned her head as far as she possibly could and looked up at me.  When I looked down, we were eye to eye.  It.was.the.most.adorable.thing.EVER!

- Avery >> The little 5 month old baby who died of SMA.  SO SAD!

- Kayleigh's Story >> I don't even know how I got tuned into this blog and I'm not sure why I even clicked on it this week but the entire blog is a huge tearjerker.

- My Husband >> Who knew marriage would be so hard after Baby Girl arrived?  It just never seems like things are going in our favor.  It.Will.All.Be.OK.

What brought a tear to your eye this week?

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