My son is absolutely beautiful. He just had a growth spurt. He’s stringing more words together than ever. He has Williams Syndrome. He’s such a joy.
The other day he was smiling and touching my eyes. “Mommy’s eyes,” he said. His face lit up as he thought about one of his favorite things. “Hamburger buns. Mommy’s hamburger bun eyes.”
There has been much sadness lately. My heart feels constantly full. Full of sorrow, full of joy. It’s the holidays and I struggle with what that means for my little family, for my missing daughters and my sweet son who is confused and frightened by all of the bustle. But he reminds me what’s important. I don’t need eyes like stars or diamonds. Although the world may sometimes harshly judge my son, he doesn’t judge anybody back. He’s content to roll on his back and point to his Mommy’s Hamburger Bun Eyes.
4 Comments on “The Girl With Hamburger Bun Eyes”
Mercedes, Niko is so lucky to have you as a mother. Your loving soul nurtures and supports him.
I am so sorry that you are having such a difficult time this holiday season. Please know that you are always in my heart, thoughts and prayers.
Hugs,
Ardee-ann
That’s precious. Thanks for sharing, Mercedes. I’ll be praying for you.
He’s a little cutie. Holiday hugs for you all, M! May you share endless smiles.
When the mother has a good heart and soul, her children are born being healthy, beautiful and with good souls of their own.:)