It's bathy time

to love it as he would just gurgle at her, kicking up a fuss with his legs in the water, and most time he

time but little Emma just loved the whole routine, in fact when it comes to a lot of things

d do his thing provided he was not wet and fed. The first three months were the trickiest time of all as Marissa was struggling to g

was a nursing mother. Oh, that woman was a wealth of knowledge and a fountain of patience as well, she was always so patient in explaining t

ught as she carried Emma from the bas

so small in it that she was even scared the very first day she bathed him alone without the help of the nur

nked up at her and gurgled some more"Of course, you think so" She blew on his stomach an

ing the night and just slept back. Once he was up by 3 am or so, he refused to sleep back most of the time so Marissa would use that time to feed him while she dozed or at

lf as she clung to the baby who was wailing right along with her probably because of his first meal which he was rudely denied or because he could sense grief in the air as well. It sure wa

olding on to the baby as if her life depended on it. At the end of the day, the doctor had to give her something to relax so she didn't

he did wake she was confused at first but then she remembered and she asked for the baby. A nurse took her to the room where newborns

oo painful for her to even think about it at that moment. So she looked down at the baby in his assigned crib and tears filled her eyes as she could s

is child, trust her not to do a

we to make the best of this situation that you

o make the best of this, we sure will, I believe you will teach me a lot just as I would teach you as well b

t I know of, but it's all good, my swee

her life. When Marissa had asked her if she knew anything about her real parents and if she would want to find them one day. Evelyn had just shrugged and said tha

passed the entrance when she heard a little cry from a bundle placed very close to the entrance and on closer inspection, she realized it was a baby.

lyn Maduka" in bold letters. There was also a purse filled with cash in the box. Evelyn told her that "Mammy gave her that

d professed that if they do not want her enough to keep her with them then she couldn't be bothered to go looking for them now, one thing Evelyn had always hated and feared even though sh

n awake when she was going down memory lane. The baby looked so be

" I believe your momma is looking at you right now because you are all someone needed to be happy, I love you already darling, it's not even a debate an

p. "Let's go see the doctor and make.." She gulped as she got overwhelmed by her emotions again " And make arrangements for y