This milestone caught me off guard. And reminded me that my days of carrying kids is limited. One day they won't ask me to carry them anymore. And although I've perfected the art of carrying two kids at once, I am very happy to be ever so gradually moving on to the next stage- holding two kids' hands at the same time.
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No stroller. No carrier. Just kids
Uploaded: Dec 9, 2015This milestone caught me off guard. And reminded me that my days of carrying kids is limited. One day they won't ask me to carry them anymore. And although I've perfected the art of carrying two kids at once, I am very happy to be ever so gradually moving on to the next stage- holding two kids' hands at the same time.
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