The x moments to treasure #WhatsYourX?

Though I have loads to look back and smile at during the baby days of DD1, I value the siblings bond the most. It’s always been amazing watching them playing together, hugging each other, bonding well and ofcourse fighting often! (It’s something I really missed during my childhood days) 

DD1, though claims that her sister is quite annoying at times, she looks after her little sister very well and there are many moments that makes be proud and happy about being the mama to these Cuties. 

The picture below is a recent one that I have taken on my iPhone during School run. It was a long day for me and ofcourse for both little ones as DD1 had her sports day and myself and DD2 went straight to sports day right after the Nursery.  Surprisingly, it was a hot day too (considering the we had so far for summer!). 

After nearly 5 long hours and being very tired, we walked like tortoise back home and the little one was pestering me to lift her. Ignoring her, I walked in the front asking the girls to make it a little faster. After sometime, it was quite and I just turned around just to see this and it brought tears!

This really is something very special to me. If I didn’t have the phone, I wouldn’t have this picture now! Isn’t it something to show it to the girls when they grow up!?

Sony is keen to know about the special x-moments.

For Sony, an X Moment is a “split second in time that means something to you that’s here and then gone. It could be a baby’s first steps, achieving a personal goal, a sporting achievement, your dog’s whimsical expression, or just a random flash of happiness and hilarity. It’s a moment that you’d love to capture perfectly that’s all too missable if you, or your phone isn’t up to the job”.

What is your special moment?

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