Babyshower Short Story

Sal wanted to hold it and she thought it might come back to life. Sal says, “At first I didn’t like the idea. What was wrong with having just me? My mother, father, and I were our own little unit,” (page 135).

They drove all the way to Ben Taub Hospital to give birth to a baby of 7 pounds and 5.3 ounces. Of so much excitement of having their first baby girl of the house. With so much care Juan, her husband, will go almost anywhere they look the baby. At first he told Maria if the baby was a girl he didn’t want her, but then he saw the beautiful eyes of this small baby in his hands and he knew in that moment that his baby girl was everything he wanted. After two days of being at the hospital Maria was finally able to go home with her daughter.

My almost trip to Disney Land My mom told my step sister and I to sit down so we could talk. My sister and I thought we were in trouble but, that was not the case. My mom told us that we were going to Disney Land for 3 days! We were so excited we could not stop talking about it.

This connects with Lily’s mother because Deborah had lived with bees for a few months when she left T. Ray. In a way the audience can interpret the bees as a way of communication for Deborah and Lily. The surprising next quote reads, “...when I found myself looking at a picture of the black Mary. I do not mean a picture of just any black Mary. I mean the identical, very same, exact one as my mother’s.

I watched Good Luck Charlie for my bias assignment. It is a Disney series about a family that likes to have fun but also has everyday problems. This episode was about the mother going back to work after having her fourth child and she needed help from her family to keep an eye on the baby. The second child is a girl name Teddy and she was pretty much put in charge over her dad while her older brother got to go out with his friends she also wanted to go on a date that night but her dad made the boy come to the house for the first date. The third son named Gabe felt that his family forgot about him ever since the new baby came, his older brother and sister insured him they all still love him.

I enjoyed being the baby of the family, and I did not want to share my attention. Well, time went on and I quickly began to realize that there was nothing I could do to stop this child from coming, so I finally accepted the fact that I was going to be a big sister. No sooner than my mother and I had began picking out names everything spun down hill. We had just talked about naming him Logan the night before the unimaginable happened.

Desiree’s parents disagreed to their marriage and didn 't let their daughter leave and ruren the name of the family. So Desiree and Armand left regardless to what her parents say and got a home that can be described as a sad looking place. As time went on living by themselves Desiree had found out that she was pregnant. When Armand found out he was filled with joy and excitement. When

When Amina’s mother gave birth to a healthy girl she cried because she would be dishonored for having a girl. When she grew old enough, Amina cooked, cleaned, and took care of her younger siblings. In addition, she attended school for a few years where she developed skills such as reading and writing. At age eleven, Amina was the perfect age for marriage, so it was arranged that she would marry her cousin for $5,000. The money would be used to purchase a used car for Amina’s older brother.

She answered. My mother even told me she was going to name me Miracle Jo-lee Viper. But her own mother beat her to it. I felt awful that my mother did not have a chance to name her own daughter, so I told her she could call me by Jo-lee Ferrari Viper.

All I wanted was to just go home and snuggle with Sprite. When I was younger, my mom made me go see a therapist. Her name was Pam, and she was fairly helpful, although she told me things to do that I didn’t. For instance, one of her tips was every weekend try to drive a little farther out of my comfort zone.

On July 28th, there is multiple celebrations, Chocolate Milk Day, Talk to Someone in an Elevator Day, Appreciation Day, Worlds Hepatitis Day, Parents Day; I think I will pass on telling my parents that one. Any celebration is special to the people who celebrate it. One celebration that occurred was when, Keri Lynn Atkinson went into labor on July 27th, 1998; shock it was, when the due date was set for two days later. The morning of the 27th, she had a feeling that, her baby girl was on its way. Telling my dad to go to work, and would call when the water broke.

She got a good job that offered her insurance and when her daughter became pregnant she was going to give her what she never had but then her daughter had went into labor a month early having problems. Leading to a difficult labor but was different because she was surrounded by family unlike her mother who was alone. The young girl now a grandmother has grown into a better life for her and her

Annie attended Arthur E. Beach High School in Savannah, Georgia but she dropped out in the 9th grade to take care of her nieces and nephews while her older brothers and sister’s worked. When she was 17 years old Annie gave birth to her first child, a little girl. Annie’s aunt and uncle told her that they would help her raise the baby because she was young at the time but they took the child,

At age 17 Karen was now a mother of a child it was life changing for her, her parents did not shun her like other parents in the 60s did. When Karen first saw her baby she thought it was very small, but in reality was 8lbs and 6on which is pretty big for a baby. She loved her new child which is also my Aunt, Becky. After her baby her friends treated her no different because she just moved to a new school

My 6- word memoir is a way of explaining the difficult time me, and my baby girl went through. On December 19 of 2013 I went into labor that morning to have a C-section. Everything went through so well until after they took my baby to put her in the NICU. Which is the neonatal intensive care unit. I did not know this would be so hard to deal with, but it was.