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Summary: Cute, little stories about your baby's first Christmas (Words: 289)
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Ashton: "Wanna touch that? You wanna touch that?" Ashton coos, holding up our son as he babbles and points to the ornament. "Careful." I remind Ashton, so he holds the baby a little better. "There is my big boy. Next year, you will put the star on the top." Ashton cheers as the baby grabs the shiny golden ball.
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Calum: "...And when you wake up on Christmas morning, you will find a huge present from Santa Claus, because you are the best girl there is... And Santa will bring you a present every year because you are always going to be the greatest girl." Calum whispers, rocking the rocking seat lightly as he tries to get our baby to sleep. The baby just stares back at him, making us both sigh frustrated as we prepare ourselves for another sleepless night. "But you shouldn't stay up to see Santa... You need to go to sleep, pretty girl."He sings, stroking her tummy.
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Luke: "And she fell asleep like that?" I ask Luke as we both stare at our daughter sleeping face-first on the floor. Luke hums quietly, trying not to wake her up. "And you let her?" I ask and he nods. "Would you dare risk waking her by picking her up?" He asks and I shake my head no. "Can we go nap with her?" I ask and watch his eyes go wide with excitement.
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Michael: "I can't believe he stayed quiet for so long." I comment before I sip on my coffee. Michael chuckles, shrugging his shoulders. "It's a new stimulus for him, it's normal." He smiles, not taking his eyes off our son, just to make sure he stays safe as the baby plays with the string lights.
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